Wall Cladding Wind Loads is a structural engineering construct that quantifies the pressure and suction forces exerted by wind on exterior wall cladding systems, distinguished from other load types by its direct dependence on cladding geometry, building height, terrain exposure, and local aerodynamic effects.
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Wind loads on contemporary Australian housing
Korah Parackal, M. T. Humphreys, John Ginger et al. · Australian Journal of Structural Engineering · 2016 · 16 citations
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