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Solutions for mid-rise wood construction: full-scale standard fire test for exterior wall assembly using a simulated cross-laminated timber wall assembly with interior fire-retardant-treated plywood sheathing: Test EXTW-4: report to Research Consortium for Wood and Wood-Hybrid Mid-Rise Buildings
... or cross-laminated timber as the structural ...simulated cross-laminated timber (CLT) wall assembly with an attached insulated lightweight wood frame assembly protected using ...
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Fire performance of mass-timber encapsulation methods and the effect of encapsulation on char rate of cross-laminated timber
... Wood, Cross-Laminated Timber, Fire Resistance, Encapsulation, Char Rate 1 INTRODUCTION 12345 A recent shift toward increasingly tall wood buildings due to new technologies, products and systems has ...
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Sound insulation performance of cross laminated timber building systems
... 5. Summary and Conclusions In this paper the prediction methods of ISO 15712 are outlined and applied for Cross Laminated Timber (CLT) construction in North America. Since the ISO 151712 is using ...
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Solutions for mid-rise wood construction: full-scale standard fire test for exterior wall assembly using a simulated cross-laminated timber wall assembly with gypsum sheathing: Test EXTW-2: report to Research Consortium for Wood and Wood-Hybrid Mid-Rise Buildings
... or cross-laminated timber as the structural ...simulated cross-laminated timber (CLT) wall assembly with an attached insulated lightweight wood frame assembly protected using ...
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Full scale exterior wall test on Nordic cross-laminated timber system
... The wall was assembled as follows for the test: 1. 15.9 mm thick Type X gypsum board on the test facility 2. 3 Ply, 105 mm thick Cross Laminated Timber wall panels manufactured by Nordic, including ...
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Fire endurance of cross-laminated timber floor and wall assemblies for tall wood buildings
... Executive Summary Standard fire endurance tests were performed on a full-scale floor assembly and a full-scale wall assembly constructed with cross-laminated timber (CLT) as the main structural ...
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Strength and Stability of Cross-Laminated-Timber Walls at Short and Long Term
... of Cross Laminated Timber walls at short and long term This PhD thesis addresses the issue of CLT wall ...glued cross-wise, are more and more used in ...
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Mechanical behavior of regularly spaced Cross Laminated Timber panels : Modeling and experimental validation in ambient and fire conditions
... opposite lamination of transverse layers leads to higher shear strengths while changing their orientation. At values of θ between about 10 ◦ and 40 ◦ , all the CLT configurations of both slenderness present sharp drops ...
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Apparent sound insulation in cross-laminated timber buildings
... Thus, the direct sound transmission loss of the bare separating CLT wall or floor (and the in-situ sound transmission loss for each bare CLT flanking surface) is taken as equal to the [r] ...
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Solutions for mid-rise wood construction: apartment fire test with encapsulated cross laminated timber construction: Test APT-CLT: report to Research Consortium for Wood and Wood-Hybrid Mid-Rise Buildings
... Nine thermocouples were located on the unexposed side of the floor between the single layer of gypsum board (ceiling) in the lowest (first) storey and the CLT panels in the floor assemb[r] ...
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Fire demonstration: cross-laminated timber stair/elevator shaft
... As shown in Figure 14 and Figure 16 , nine thermocouples were installed on the 16 mm thick Type X gypsum board face layer at the interface with the air gap behind the lightweight stee[r] ...
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Fire endurance of exposed cross-laminated timber floor for tall buildings
... 2 Test Specimen 2.1 Full-scale floor assembly The floor assembly, which measured 4815 mm (15'-10") in length by 3607 mm (11'-10") in width, was constructed from three panels of 175 mm thick 5-ply CLT of grade E1 ...
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Predicting the fire-resistance of cross-laminated timber assemblies
... L’accès à ce site Web et l’utilisation de son contenu sont assujettis aux conditions présentées dans le site LISEZ CES CONDITIONS ATTENTIVEMENT AVANT D’UTILISER CE SITE WEB. World Conference on Timber Engineering ...
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Mechanical behaviour of unclassified timber walls against horizontal forces
... Introduction Timber walls are the structural system in the buildings that designed for the purpose of resisting lateral loads and transmitting these forces to the foundations in a ductile behavior ...the ...
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Solar timber kilns: State of the art and foreseeable developments
... Quality control of the product is now carried out by monitoring humidity and controlling the flow of drying air via control variables (VP). The different entities then improve their efficiency. In accordance with the next ...
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Timber construction methods for roof stacking: Classification and comparative analysis
... steel, timber, and composite (a mixture of steel and timber), while the structure of the existing buildings were found in 3 main building materials; Masonry, reinforced concrete and steel as shown in Figure ...
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BONDING PERFORMANCE OF TROPICAL MULTI SPECIES GLUED SOLID TIMBER
... KEYWORDS: Tropical species, Glued Solid Timber, Cracking, Stress intensity factor, Energy release rate. 1 INTRODUCTION 123 The stabilization of environmental effects, harmful to our environment, today requires the ...
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Deforestation--policies toward a more sustainable tropical timber industry
... Along these lines, N- the World Bank, the United Nations Development Programme and the World Resources Institute stated in their 1985 Tropical Forests: A Call for Action [r] ...
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Time-based combinatorial auction for timber allocation and delivery coordination
... (e.g., sawing, pulp and paper, cabinet, wood floor, furniture, engineered wood product) that transform timber of various types into different products. The practical consequence of such a diverse market is that ...
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Behaviour of lightweight-framed timber construction under elevated temperatures
... P = π (1) where P cr is the elastic buckling-load (N), E is the modulus of elasticity of the resisting member (MPa), I is the moment of inertia (mm 4 ), and KL is the effective stud length (mm), with K = 1 in this case. ...
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