Internal pressure fluctuations in industrial buildings

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12 Aug 2016

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Mitchell Humphreys Conference Poster 2016
Mitchell Humphreys Conference Poster 2016

Internal pressures can contribute to a large portion of the net wind load on a building.

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infrastructure
resilience

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Dr David Henderson
Researcher
david.henderson@jcu.edu.au
Prof John Ginger
Researcher
john.ginger@jcu.edu.au

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