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The Role of Pedestrian Wind Comfort Studies in Building Design

Wind comfort studies are important in any building to ensure the comfort, safety and overall well being of urban inhabitants as well as passersby. Engineering simulation adds value by helping minimize undesirable effects that the project could generate.
By Arnaud Girin
February 3, 2020
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by Arnaud Girin
With a mechanical design background, Arnaud Girin has worked for six years on design performance optimization with CFD and FEA tools. He is currently part of the SimScale team and is involved in simulation projects for multiple industries, with a focus on architecture, engineering, and construction.

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