
H
X1
Z
V
H
X2
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B1 Planning the Supporting Structure
Reaction Forces
Reaction forces
H
x1
: horizontal force on the top Slab
Shoe (positive: tension, negative:
compression)
H
x2
: horizontal force on the bottom Slab
Shoe (positive: tension, negative:
compression)
V: vertical force on the bottom Slab
Shoe
Z: diagonal tension anchor force on
the corner elements.
PERI recommends temporary bracing
of the corner elements in the case of
expected wind speeds of more than
100 km/h. See Section "Bracing the
Corner Elements" on page 110.
Fig. B1.10
Dead load + live
load on platform
Wind suction
q(z) < 0
Wind pressure
q(z) > 0
Load cases
A: Working conditions
Wind load from wind suction with q(z) = 0.50 kN/m²
(v = 100 km/h)
100 % live load on one level,
50 % live load on a second level.
Without bracing.
B1: Storm conditions
max. wind load from wind pressure w
e
> 0
no live loads
Bracing not effective (Z = 0)
B2: Storm conditions
max. wind load from wind suction w
e
< 0
no live loads
Bracing is effective (Z > 0)
B3: Storm conditions
max. wind load from wind suction w
e
< 0
no live loads
Corner element with bracing (Z > 0)
w
e
= q(z) x
χ
x c
P
= q(z) x
χ
x c
t
q(z)
= peak velocity pressure
c
P
= aerodynamic pressure coefficient
c
t
= aerodynamic force coefficient
χ
= service life factor for temporary constructions
RCS P Climbing Protection Panel
Instructions for Assembly and Use – Standard Configuration
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