Net Cladding Pressure is the net pressure difference acting on a cladding element, defined as the difference between external and internal wind pressures exerted on the exterior and interior surfaces of a building envelope, respectively, and serves as a critical parameter in evaluating wind-induced loads for cladding design.
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