Strengthening of timber structures with glued-in rods
By R. Steiger, E. Serrano, M. Stepinac, V. Rajčić, Caoimhe O’Neill, D. McPolin, R. Widmann. 2015
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Subfields: Building and Construction, Civil and Structural Engineering
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- Failure modes and reinforcement techniques for timber beams – State of the art (2015, background): “For screws or glued-in rods, the requirements for minimum edge distances and spacing must be satisfied while keeping the reinforcement as close as possible to the notch corner [9,10].”
- Self-tapping screws and threaded rods as reinforcement for structural timber elements – A state-of-the-art report (2015, background): “3 [3 1 2 1 ], for 3 with: design value of the shear force t d d ef ef d F V x h h h V (4)”