"tower structure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a building or construction that is tall and has a narrow base, resembling a tower. Example: The city's skyline was dominated by the stunning tower structure of the Gothic cathedral.
A qualitative analysis for a twin tower structure reveals a general phenomenon that the structural connections between towers tend to increase the wind-induced response for the tower which experiences relatively lower wind loads but tend to decrease the wind-induced response for the tower which experiences relatively higher wind loads.
The gyroscopic moment load cases were not applied during the full-scale test mainly because in terms of structural integrity, these were the least detrimental to the tower structure as compared to the thrust load cases.
It went up on the north end of the old Times Tower structure, at 42nd and Broadway, in 1976.
The cooling tower structure is implemented in the form of internal boundaries.
Mr. Childs proposed that the whole tower structure -- enclosed and open-air -- rise to 1,776 feet, the symbolic benchmark set by Mr. Libeskind's master plan.
A numerical example is presented for a tower structure, and the results illustrate that the proposed method is effective.
The method provides useful references for anti-wind design of transmission tower structures.
Findings from this research are very useful for prismatic tower structures.
An uncertainty analysis method for tower structures subjected to a wind load is presented.
P3 is examined by optimizing two discrete tower design problems, 26-story and 35- story tower structures.
Many engineering structures, such as offshore foundations, oil platform supports, tower structures and moving arms, are modeled as tapered beams.
