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Creep in Timber Structures (Hardcover)
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Creep in Timber Structures (Hardcover)
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This book presents the current state of the art concerning creep in
wood, timber and timber structures. It brings together up-to-date
information from research and practice about the interaction
between moisture changes and mechanical loading, which may lead to
excessive deflections or joints movements in timber structures.
Modelling of this interaction is a relatively recent development,
with important applications in timber engineering, that will have
consequences for national and international structural codes of
practice. The importance of deflection requirements in design of
timber structures is first explained, and basic knowledge of
time-dependent deformations, creep and predictive models is
reviewed. The next chapters discuss the sensitivity of creep to
different environments, deformation kinetics, mechano-sorptive
creep, time-dependent slip of joints and creep testing of wooden
structural components. The last two chapters summarize the
variation of moisture in timber and creep analysis of timber
structures. Priority research needs are identified and an appendix
reviews national building code creep factors. The book will be
invaluable for researchers in the field of wood mechanics and
timber engineering, and for engineers in the timber industry and
technical centres throughout the world.
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