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Scarf joint for replacement of decayed rafter ends: experimental investigation of bearing capacity under combined loading

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    0492790 - ÚTAM 2019 RIV KR eng C - Conference Paper (international conference)
    Kunecký, Jiří - Hasníková, Hana - Kloiber, Michal - Tippner, J. - Sebera, V.
    Scarf joint for replacement of decayed rafter ends: experimental investigation of bearing capacity under combined loading.
    WCTE 2018 World Conference on Timber Engineering. Proceedings. Seoul: National Institute of Forest Science, 2018, č. článku TRD-06-03. ISBN 979-11-6019-235-3.
    [WCTE 2018 World Conference on Timber Engineering. Soul (KR), 20.08.2018-23.08.2018]
    R&D Projects: GA MK(CZ) DG16P02M026; GA MŠMT(CZ) LO1219
    Keywords : scarf joint * rafter * carpentry * combined loading
    OECD category: Construction engineering, Municipal and structural engineering

    The paper deals with experimental investigation of bearing capacity of timber lapped scarf joint intended for replacement of rafter ends decayed by moisture-related attack. Such a connection is loaded predominantly in the combination of bending and compression because of a member role in the roof structure. Thus, three groups and a group of reference samples have been tested in different combinations of normal/bending force. The tests conducted to verify the design model of the connection show relatively high values (28%) of bearing capacity when compared to the full profile of old wood. Experiments show little influence of the compressive force on the bearing capacity in bending. High compressive normal force with negligible momentum is typical for rafters in medieval wooden structures and for the ones the joint is especially intended. The result allows the use of the joint in many cultural heritage sites where the value of the original material is significant and minimal interventions are required in order to preserve the original state of the building.
    Permanent Link: http://hdl.handle.net/11104/0286176

     
     
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