title = "Wind Loads for High-Rise Buildings"

content = """
Wind loads are critical for tall buildings in Hong Kong and Taiwan, where typhoons are common. Wind pressure varies with height, terrain, and building geometry. Codes such as the Hong Kong Wind Code and Taiwan building regulations provide methods for calculating design wind speeds and pressure coefficients.

Key considerations include: basic wind speed (return period, usually 50 years), terrain category (open, suburban, urban), topographic factor for hilly sites, and dynamic effects for flexible structures. Tall buildings may require wind tunnel testing when code methods are insufficient or when unusual shapes create complex flow patterns.

The structural reviewer must confirm that wind loads have been applied in both principal directions, that appropriate pressure coefficients for cladding and main structure are used, and that any wind tunnel study has been properly interpreted and incorporated into the design.
"""  # noqa: E501

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