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Static Forces & Dynamic Analysis

Wind loads and dynamic response for tall buildings.

Wind engineering study

What it is

Structural forces computed from the CFD pressure time series, including dynamic behavior, per-floor accelerations and occupant comfort criteria. Aimed at tall buildings and slender structures.

When you need it

When you are designing tall, slender or dynamically sensitive structures and need global wind loads plus the building's dynamic response - accelerations and occupant comfort - rather than static estimates alone.

140 mBuilding height

What we deliver

Static and dynamic loads from pressure time series
Vortex shedding and wake analysis
Wind-induced vibration and per-floor accelerations
Assessment of occupant comfort criteria

How we do it

1

Model the building and its surroundings, then run LES to capture the unsteady wind loading.

2

Extract pressure time series across the envelope from the simulation.

3

Integrate them into global static and dynamic forces on the structure.

4

Compute per-floor accelerations and check them against occupant comfort criteria.

Real project

140 m tower

Global wind loads and dynamic response computed for a 140 m tower from CFD pressure time series - static forces for design plus per-floor accelerations to check occupant comfort, replacing conservative analytical estimates.

140 m

Building height

LES

Simulation fidelity

Per-floor

Accelerations

Trusted & validated

Why you can trust our results

We are not a physical wind tunnel - we are a CFD specialist whose results are validated against wind tunnel measurements. AeroSim is an international reference in computational wind engineering.

Journal of Wind Engineering & Industrial Aerodynamics

Peer-reviewed

Published solver

JWEIA, 2026

Validated against wind tunnel
70+ consulting projects across the Americas and Europe
Peer-reviewed, published solver (JWEIA, 2026)
High-fidelity LES simulations

Peer-reviewed: Oliveira Jr., W., et al. “Nassu: A high performance LES solver for computational wind engineering”. Journal of Wind Engineering & Industrial Aerodynamics, 274 (2026) 106465.

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