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    This document summarizes key points from Lecture 3 including: 1) Examples are provided of applying the Pi-theorem to engineering problems like fluid flow, the World Trade Center towers, and tall buildings. 2) The lecture combines analyses of wind drag force and building strength into a robustness analysis. 3) Drag force, strength, and robustness analyses are discussed relating concepts from fluid mechanics, materials theory, and scaling engineering problems.

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    This document summarizes key points from Lecture 3 including: 1) Examples are provided of applying the Pi-theorem to engineering problems like fluid flow, the World Trade Center towers, and tall buildings. 2) The lecture combines analyses of wind drag force and building strength into a robustness analysis. 3) Drag force, strength, and robustness analyses are discussed relating concepts from fluid mechanics, materials theory, and scaling engineering problems.

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    This document summarizes key points from Lecture 3 including: 1) Examples are provided of applying the Pi-theorem to engineering problems like fluid flow, the World Trade Center towers, and tall buildings. 2) The lecture combines analyses of wind drag force and building strength into a robustness analysis. 3) Drag force, strength, and robustness analyses are discussed relating concepts from fluid mechanics, materials theory, and scaling engineering problems.

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    This document summarizes key points from Lecture 3 including: 1) Examples are provided of applying the Pi-theorem to engineering problems like fluid flow, the World Trade Center towers, and tall buildings. 2) The lecture combines analyses of wind drag force and building strength into a robustness analysis. 3) Drag force, strength, and robustness analyses are discussed relating concepts from fluid mechanics, materials theory, and scaling engineering problems.

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    Lecture 3 - summary

    • Additional examples of application (1) Experiments provide functional relationship:

    of Pi-theorem for engineering


    problems (flow problem, WTC, tall F v D
    400 Π = =F(Π = ) 0 1
    UD 2 2
    buildings) 200
    ρUD a

    100
    60
    • Combine two analyses (wind drag

    ρa(UD)2
    40 A 24

    2FD
    C = D
    20 Re
    force AND strength of building) into 10

    CD = 2Π0 =
    6 Smooth Cylinder
    robustness analysis 4
    2 B C D
    1
    • Drag force analysis 0.6
    0.4
    0.2 E
    Smooth Sphere
    0.1
    0.06
    10-1 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107
    −1 UD
    Reynolds Number Re = Π1 = v
    • Strength analysis Figure by MIT OpenCourseWare.

    or…
    • Robustness analysis
    F (2) Theoretical approaches (strength of
    γ = x,lim ≥ 1 materials theory) provide relation for
    FD
    strength analysis
    Fx,lim mg ⎛ 1 − N Gal
    2
    ⎞b
    γ = = ⎜⎜ ⎟
    2FD ⎝ N Gal ⎟⎠ h
    Analysis for WTC: Robustness 15..20
    FD

    Main idea: Do few lab experiment to get relationship between Pii and then rescale
    problem! (Important engineering concept)

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