Advantages of DVW reinforced moment transmitting timber joints with steel flitch plates for colum-beam application

A.J.M. Leijten, D. Brandon

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Abstract

This paper presents a study into the moment-rotation aspects of dvw (densified veneer wood) reinforced timber connections with an inter-connecting flitch plate used as middle member. Previous studies showed that reinforcing dowel-type timber connections with dvw and using expanded tube fasteners results in connections with superior structural properties regarding strength, stiffness and ductility. Drawback is the total thickness of a three-member connection. By exchanging a timber member by a much thinner steel flitch plate, the thickness can be strongly reduced. This arrangement has particular advantages as column-beam connection. This paper shows by a analytically and numerically study confirmed by experiments that the stiffness of two connections in series have the same stiffness as a single connection.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationProceedings AES ATEMA '2013 14th International Conference Series, 5-9 August 2013, Toronto, Canada
EditorsY.M. Haddad
Place of PublicationOttawa, Canada
PublisherAdvanced Engineering Solutions
Pages31-38
ISBN (Print)978-0-9879945-9-2
Publication statusPublished - 2013
Eventconference; CAN’2013AES-ATEMA 14th International Conference; 2013-08-05; 2013-08-09 -
Duration: 5 Aug 20139 Aug 2013

Conference

Conferenceconference; CAN’2013AES-ATEMA 14th International Conference; 2013-08-05; 2013-08-09
Period5/08/139/08/13
OtherCAN’2013AES-ATEMA 14th International Conference

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