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1. The physical characteristics of wood are determined for the ideal wood with a
moisture content of 12% and they are:
- Density (ρ – kg/mc);
- Moisture content (%);
- Contraction and swelling ;
- Thermal proprierties (thermal conductivity, thermal dilatation, specific
heat);
- Behaviour to high temperatures
2. Wooden members subjected to uniaxial bending are calculated to:
- Design resistance in bending:
m,d = crit x fm,d
- Shearing cross the grains in supports or in critical sections where
concentrate forces are applied:
d
- Shearing in the neutral axis:
d
- Compression cross the grains in supports:
c,90,d kc,90 x fc,90,d
- Serviceability limit states verification, limiting the initial and final
deflections:
Uinst Uadmis
Ufin Uinst x (1+ kdef) Uadm
For biaxial bending the verification is :
or
3. Timber framings used for roofs depends on the construction transversal span.
They are:
- Timber framings with a single purlin (ridge purlin);
- Timber framings with one purlin on each slope;
- Timber framings with one purlin on slope and a ridge purlin;
- Timber framings with many purlins on each slope.
Timber framings members are:
- Posts (columns);
- Bearing elements for posts;
- Purlins longitudinaly disposed ;
- Rafters along the roof slope
- Roof boarding as support for roof covering;
- Transversal bracings;
- Longitudinal bracings.
4. Timber framings used for roofs for constructions with vertical longitudinal
structural elements depends on the transversal span of the
construction.
Timber framings members are:
- Posts (columns), vertical and inclined;
- Bearing elements for posts;
- Purlins (of ridge, intermediary) longitudinaly disposed and standing on
posts;
- Rafters along the roof slope
- Roof boarding as support for roof covering;
5. The floors with timber beams have the structure made from:
- Equidistant beams standing on vertical structural elements (walls, frames)
- Connections elements
The beams have 3-5 m spans and they are disposed to 70-120 cm between
them.
The beams may be disposed on one direction, or on one direction principal
beams, respectively secondary beams on the other direction.
The beams may be:
- Solid timber beams;
- Beams with solid timber flanges and a thick web;
- Beams with solid timber web and thick flanges;
- Trusses ;
- Glued laminated beams (with constant or variable section)
The connection elements may be:
- Disposed on the superior part of the beams
- Disposed on the superior part and inferior part of the beams
- Between beams