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IBC 2015 - Table 1609.6.2 "NET PRESSURE COEFFICIENTS"

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spermar

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May 18, 2011
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Within the area of Windward roof slopes: what is the difference between "Condition 1" and "Condition 2". I can't find a definition. Thank you
 
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Does 1609.6.4.3.2 help?
"Where Cnet has more than one value, the more severe wind load condition shall be used for design"
 
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Thanks wannabe! I figured to use the most conservative value. My thirst of knowledge was curious of why there were separate values. I found the actual reason for separate values on the internet over the weekend, which was way more in depth than i could have ever imagined.
 
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