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The Dougong bracket is a critical seismic-resistant element in traditional Chinese timber structures, yet its complex mechanical behavior requires further investigation. This study numerically evaluated the static structural performance of a Liao Dynasty
Chang Chen +7 more
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The static structural behavior was investigated for the ‘Five-tier Outer Eave Column-head Dougong bracket’ from the Main Hall of Nanchan Temple (Tang Dynasty of ancient China) using finite element analysis (FEA).
Chang Chen +4 more
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This research explored the static structural behavior of the Song Dynasty ‘Five-tier Outer Eave Column-head Dougong Bracket’ in the Main Hall of Chuzu Convent. Finite element analysis (FEA) was employed.
Yuanhe Li, Hongfa Kang, Lihong Yao
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Finite element analysis (FEA) was used to investigate the static structural behavior of the ‘Five-tier Outer Eave Column-head Dougong bracket’ of the Yanghe Tower from the Yuan Dynasty. Based on GB/T standard testing results for the mechanical properties
Yuanhe Li, Jiaji He, Lihong Yao
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Abstract This paper presents an investigation on the mechanical performance of inclined Dougong bracket sets under the vertical load. Initial inclination angles of Dougongs are determined based on material test results and embedment mechanism theories.
Chenwei Wu +4 more
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Traditional timber buildings are sensitive to wind action. Studying the wind pressure characteristics is the premise for the preventive conservation of traditional timber buildings.
Xiaoyue Gao, Qing Chun, Yidan Han
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Self‐centering seismic‐resistant structures: Historical overview and state‐of‐the‐art
This state‐of‐the‐art review provides an overview of the evolution of self‐centering structures from early historical structures that inherently exhibited a recentering response to modern systems engineered for enhanced seismic resilience. From the early research investigations that were conducted since the 1960s, to the sharp increase of interest in ...
Chiyun Zhong, Constantin Christopoulos
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The Dou-Gong bracket is a key transition component between the roof and the column in ancient Chinese wooden structures. In this paper, the static structural behavior of Qing-style ‘one bucket three liters’ Column-cap Dou-Gong Bracket (third-class ...
Lihong Yao, Yuanhe Li
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Safety State Evaluation Method Based on Attribute Recognition Model for Ancient Timber Buildings
To improve accuracy of safety state evaluation results for ancient timber buildings and to know the real state of the building, a safety grade evaluation model of ancient timber buildings is established based on attribute mathematic theory. From the perspective of macro, micro, qualitative, and quantitative, 22 factors may adversely affect the safety ...
Junhong Huan +4 more
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The Application of Robotic Fabrication in Reinterpreting Traditional Chinese Joinery: The Dougong capital [PDF]
The Dougong (bracket set), consisting of wooden blocks (Dou) and bow-shaped brackets (Gong), is a typical structural element in traditional Chinese timber buildings. Its primary function is to transfer roof loadings to pillars.
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