Lightning protection guide by OBO

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Vydal: OBO BETTERMANN s. r. o. Autor: OBO BETTERMANN

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The NAs contain provisions that bey- ond the Eurocode rules, i.The wind load describes the effect on buildings and installed systems. These are supplemented the various national an- nexes (NA). It must taken into account dur- ing planning.e. 2. Old standard New standard Eurocode DIN 1991-1-4:2010-12: Parts 1-4: General effects; wind loads DIN 1991-1-4/NA: 2010-12 Eurocode DIN 1991-1-4:2010-12: Parts 1-4: General effects; wind loads DIN 1991-1-4/NA: 2010-12 DIN 1991-1-3: 2010-12 Parts 1-3: General ef- fects; snow loads + DIN 1991-1-3/NA: 2010-12 DIN 1991-1-3: 2010-12 Parts 1–3: General effects; snow loads + DIN 1991-1-3/NA: 2010-12 Eurocode DIN 1993-3-1: 2010-12: Parts 3-1: Towers, masts and chimneys – Towers and masts DIN 1993-3-1/NA: 2010-12 Eurocode DIN 1993-3-1: 2010-12: Parts 3-1: Towers, masts and chimneys – Towers and masts DIN 1993-3-1/NA: 2010-12 Table 2. the provisions that were previously part the national standards.6 Wind load For decades, wind load has been important con- sideration for OBO Bettermann relation external lightning protection.8).1.8: Example: German national standards for the calculation wind load TBS Blitzschutz-Leitfaden 2018 / en / 2020/01/10 14:42:40 14:42:40 (LLExport_02613) / 2020/01/10 14:42:54 14:42:54 76 Chapter The external lightning protection system . cover the documents the series DIN 1990 1999. Today’s calculation models and air-termination rod systems are the result numerous studies and years R&D experience. Following the publication the national annexes to the ECs, the old standards became invalid, following appropriate coexistence phases (Table 2. The Eurocodes (EC) are the result European stand- ardisation the construction field. The previous German standards this area DIN 1055:2005 Part "Wind loads" and Part "Snow and ice loads", and DIN 4131: "Steel antenna mounts" – dealt with all load assumptions for support struc- tures Germany