The WFCM uses the envelope procedure, which is a simplified method where GCpf values are developed to provide maximum structural actions from boundary-level wind tunnel tests of low-rise buildings meeting certain limitations. The directional procedure uses GCp values that are based on general aerodynamic theory and is more generally applicable to all buildings.
What is the difference between the envelope procedure and directional procedure, and which approach is used in the WFCM?