How to work out wind bracing sizes for portal frame

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[@georgen9755]

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[@nirmalrana3538]

Appreciated.

[@pavithrakarthik9504]

Excellent video. Can you also please do a video on how force is transferred from roof bracing to vertical side wall bracing. Thanks in advance

[@efy5aru]

Excellent video. Please can you do an example on wind girder for a portal frame. Thanks

[@hilaengineering1648]

great video,
do you have example for wind load on curved roof

[@michaelchomba2292]

Splendid! Clear and concise explanation.Wud you do a video on bolted roof truss connection? Thanks in advance.

[@StructuralEngineerCalcs]

Thank you for your feedback. It's been added to the list :)

[@SpaDerola]

would you also consider bending at all in these members?

[@ridwantician]

What standard are you using for this calculation? Where are the tables from?

[@king0vdarkness]

Hi, any chance you can do the roof bracing for portal frames too?

[@amrsleiman2551]

What is the 0.163 it represents what and where did it come from?
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[@ovi19k]

Typing error it should be 0.613 it clearly says at 1.09 minute. Raw (p) is the density of air taken as 1,226 kg/m3 in accordance to National Annex (NA to BS EN 1991-1-4:2005). Whereas, qb=1/2 p (Vb)^2 = 0.613 Vb^2

[@sshivan.v7188]

May I know why for wind pressure is 1.2* (0.7+0.3)

[@WS-lt4nd]

where did he get the information for bracing resistive forces
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[@bayankawamleh3447]

what is the allowable stress?

[@michaelacheampong2869]

The Windload load is incorrectly written as 0.163 xV(squared) instead of 0.613x V(squared) 1:23

[@michaelacheampong2869]

@@martinprice6822 Yeah it is, thanks for the response

[@hanimahfidz8317]

May I know what's the 0.613 is about? is there any table we need to refer?