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# Wind Load on Structure

For wind load application to selected and specified objects as per AASHTO, the process involves considering different attack angles and calculating wind pressures by accounting for the applied load, its tributary area, and performing calculations for different limit states. This requires several definitions.

To view the wind-on-structure definitions for the **Steel I Girder Training Example**, refer to the subsequent sections of this documentation.


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