美国最小荷载规范(asce_07) 2002版_风荷载部分 正文1（英语版）.pdf

SECTION C6.0 WIND LOADS SECTION C6.1 include fasteners, purlins, girts, studs, roof decking, and GENERAL roof trusses. Components can be part of the main wind force-resisting system when they act as shear walls or roof The ASCE 7-02 version of the wind load standard provides diaphragms, but they may also be loaded as individual three methods from which the designer can choose. An components. The engineer needs to use appropriate load- expanded “simplified method” (Method 1) for which the ings for design of components, which may require certain designer can select wind pressures directly without any components to be designed for more than one type of load- calculation when the building meets all the requirements ing (e.g., long span roof trusses should be designed for for application of the procedure; and two other methods loads associated with main wind force-resisting systems, (Analytical Method and Wind Tunnel Procedure), which and individual members of trusses should also be designed are essentially the same methods as previously given in the for component and cladding loads [C6-87]). Examples of standard except for changes that are noted. cladding include wall coverings, curtain walls, roof cover- Temporary bracing should be provided to resist wind ings, exterior windows (fixed and operable) and doors, and loading on structural components and structural assem- overhead doors. blages during erection and construction phases.