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Filtering by: Academic Affiliation Wood Science and Engineering Remove constraint Academic Affiliation: Wood Science and Engineering Committee Member Miller, Thomas H. Remove constraint Committee Member: Miller, Thomas H. Degree Field Civil Engineering Remove constraint Degree Field: Civil Engineering

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In-Plane Shear Performance of Cross-laminated Timber and Cross-laminated Timber Concrete Composite Diaphragm Connection Systems

Creator:

Taylor, Brad

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Cross-laminated timber (CLT) panels have been gaining popularity as diaphragm elements in mid- to high-rise construction projects. In addition, CLT-concrete composite (CCC) diaphragms have been implemented to expand the use of CLT diaphragms. To understand the behavior of CLT and CCC diaphragms, this research effort sought to characterize the cyclic,...

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Elevated Temperature Effects on the Shear Performance of a Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT) Wall-to-Floor Bracket Connection

Creator:

Mahr, Kolton J.

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Connections in mass timber structural systems dissipate energy and transfer lateral forces from mass timber elements such as shear walls and diaphragms, providing critical load paths. Cross-laminated timber (CLT) is a prominent mass timber material used to manufacture wall and floor assemblies. Fire performance research of CLT walls and floors...

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Moisture effects on properties of wood-composite assemblies

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King, David

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Engineered wood composites are used in many structural applications and are intended for dry use. However, these materials may encounter significant amounts of wetting while in service, which can lead to structural failures. This study combined aspects of wood science, mechanics, structural engineering, and mycology to assess changes in material...

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Wood materials and shearwalls of older light-frame residential structures

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Carroll, Cameron T.

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Light-frame construction practices and materials have changed greatly over the past 100 years. Contemporary research has focused on modern construction; thus, we know a great deal about the behavior of modern lightframe buildings under lateral forces. However, there are many light-frame buildings that were built prior to the introduction of...

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Hybridized framing to modify load paths and enhance wood shearwall performance

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Bultena, Sarah M.

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Heavy timber framing relies primarily on bracing to withstand lateral loads due to earthquakes and wind events. Bracing configurations in heavy timber framed buildings vary widely and include cross bracing, knee bracing, and other geometries. Many heavy timber frames constructed during colonial American times are still standing, exceeding the expected...

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Wood Science and Engineering[remove]5
School of Civil and Construction Engineering3
Civil, Construction, and Environmental Engineering2

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Sinha, Arijit3
Barbosa, Andre R.2
Leichti, Robert J.2
Morrell, Jeffery J.1

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Miller, Thomas H.[remove]5
Gupta, Rakesh2
Scott, Michael H.2
Atre, Sundar1
Chung, Woodam1
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Bultena, Sarah M.1
Carroll, Cameron T.1
King, David1
Mahr, Kolton J.1
Taylor, Brad1

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Civil Engineering[remove]5
Wood Science5

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Oregon State University. Graduate School3

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Masters Thesis5

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Brown rot1
Building materials -- Service life1
Engineered wood -- Deterioration1
Engineered wood -- Moisture1
Flexure1
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