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IBC-IRC-Building-Code: Snow and Wind Load Concepts - Design Overview
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Snow and wind loads are environmental forces considered in structural design. Wind loads depend on exposure, height, and building shape. Snow loads depend on ground snow load and roof configuration.
 

IBC-IRC-Building-Code: Snow and Wind Load Concepts - Design Overview
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1. Wind load pressure generally increases with:
2. Drifted snow may cause:
3. Wind exposure category affects:
4. Snow load depends heavily on:

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