RONA-33 Historic

Use recent wind research pending the new loading Code

Ronan Point Inquiry · Ronan Point Inquiry — Final Report · Issued 6 November 1968

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Inquiry recommendation, Chapter 8, Recommendations for new tall blocks, item (33)

Until the new wind loading Code is produced, designers should have regard to the results of recent research into the frequency and duration of high wind speeds, when calculating the wind loadings for which the blocks are to be designed (paragraph 214).

Ronan Point Inquiry, Ronan Point Inquiry — Final Report · 6 Nov 1968 Source PDF, page 64 →

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