Gabbai, R.
(2017),
On the Aeroelastic Indifference of Brancusi s Endless Column, Journal of Structural Engineering-Asce
(Accessed October 5, 2024)
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On the Aeroelastic Indifference of Brancusi s Endless Column
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Brancusi s Endless Column (T rgu-Jiu, Romania) is an interesting case study in bluff body aeroelasticity. It has been referred to as aeroelastically indifferent owing to its remarkable aeroelastic stability with respect to galloping. The column s behavior has been attributed to its unconventional shape According to calculations presented in this paper, the column s structural design , which provided for significant damping and mass, would assure its aeroelastic stability even if the column had a conventional and aeroelastically less favorable shape, i.e., if it were a circular cylinder (a shape that is unfavorable from the point of view of vortex-induced response) or a square cylinder (a shape unfavorable from the point of view of galloping).Citation
Journal of Structural Engineering-Asce
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building technology, endless column, galloping, vortex-induced vibration, wind engineering
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Created February 19, 2017