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Load carrying capacity of cracked beams

URI
https://arbor.bfh.ch/handle/arbor/37719
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Published
Date Issued
2016-08
Author(s)
Franke, Steffen  
Franke, Bettina  
Magniere, Noëlie
Type
Conference Paper
Language
English
Subjects

Timber structures Ass...

Abstract
The increasing number of wood structure amongst large and potentially public buildings gave a new impulse to the assessment of timber structures. For assessing the state of timber elements, cracks are a key indicator. Therefore, experimental and numerical investigations on not cracked and partly cracked timber members were carried out and analysed. The results show no influence on the stiffness and modulus of elasticity for partly cracked beams. The experimental results were used for the development of analytical and validation the numerical solutions for the assessment of the residual load carrying capacity of cracked timber members. Several models predicting the residual load carrying capacity depending on the crack situation are presented.
Subjects
TH Building construction
ISBN
978-3-903024-35-9
DOI
10.24451/arbor.7302
https://doi.org/10.24451/arbor.7302
Publisher URL
https://wcte2016.conf.tuwien.ac.at/home/
Related URL
http://repositum.tuwien.ac.at/obvutwoa/content/titleinfo/1528439 publication
Organization
Architektur, Holz- und Bau  
Institut für Holzbau, Tragwerke und Architektur IHTA  
Institut für Holzbau IHB  
Conference
WCTE 2016
Submitter
FrankeS
Citation apa
Franke, S., Franke, B., & Magniere, N. (2016). Load carrying capacity of cracked beams. WCTE 2016. https://doi.org/10.24451/arbor.7302
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