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Tensile failure characteristics of bolted wood joints subjected to bending moments

Creator:

Fantozzi, Jeffrey A.

Abstract:

Traditionally, bolted joints have been designed to carry unidirectional loads. We have little knowledge about the effects of combined loading on the failure characteristics of joints with more than one bolt. In this thesis, two techniques are presented which enable such joints to be evaluated when they are subjected to...

Resource Type:

Masters Thesis
Modeling of nonlinear stiffness and nonviscous damping in nailed joints between wood and plywood

Creator:

Chou, Chun, 1956-

Abstract:

Nailed joints between sheathing and framing in light-frame wood buildings play a vital role in assuring structural safety by providing the stiffness needed to transfer the forces among the building components and the medium of energy dissipation during severe earthquakes and wind storms. However, the exact nature of load transfer...

Resource Type:

Dissertation
Development of techniques to study the behavior of bolted wood joints

Creator:

Ostman, Larry

Abstract:

The design of bolted wood joints has, to date, been primarily based on empirical work. Much of this has been on single bolted joints. The extrapolation of this data to cover multiple bolted and large diameter bolted joints is questionable. There appears to be a lack of basic understanding of...

Resource Type:

Masters Thesis
Rate of setting of cold-setting, urea-resin glue joints

Creator:

Eickner, Herbert W. and Forest Products Laboratory (U.S.)

Abstract:

Information reviewed and reaffirmed, April 1959. Report originally issued August 18, 1942.

Resource Type:

Technical Report