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Damage to Timber Buildings

2012
The damage to timber buildings occurred over a wide swath from Tohoku down to northern Kanto. The cause of damage is divided either by ground motion or by tsunami. The damage due to ground motion is categorized by the main cause of damage, either the ground deformation including the liquefaction or the vibration of the superstructure.
Naohito Kawai   +2 more
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Use of sensitivity analysis for a determination of dominant design parameters affecting energy efficiency of timber buildings in different climates

Energy for Sustainable Development, 2021
A large part of the energy for heating and cooling is consumed due to human needs for thermal comfort in the living environment. It is important to use a suitable method to design an energy-efficient building to satisfy the thermal comfort of residents ...
Damjan Maučec   +2 more
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Quantitative Evaluation Method for the Structural Safety Status of Chinese Traditional Hall-style Timber Buildings

Structural Engineering International, 2021
This paper explicates an efficient quantitative evaluation method to shed light on the structural safety status of Chinese traditional hall-style timber buildings and to provide a scientific basis for their proper conservation.
Q. Chun   +4 more
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Timber Buildings

Timber construction has long been used – and is still being used – worldwide, especially for low-rise residential buildings. The poor performance of multi-level timber houses in the 1994 Northridge and 1995 Kobe earthquakes due to soft-storey collapse has raised awareness of the potential seismic vulnerability of timber buildings.
Matthew Fox, Weng Yuen Kam, Damian Grant
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Cyclic behavior of wood-frame shear walls with vertical load and bending moment for mid-rise timber buildings

, 2021
In light wood-frame buildings, the gravitational and lateral force-resisting systems are composed of floor diaphragms and shear walls. During an earthquake, these walls are subjected to the simultaneous action of in-plane vertical force, shear force, and
P. Orellana   +3 more
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Timber Supply and Timber Building in a Sussex Parish

Vernacular Architecture, 1983
AbstractThis paper questions the commonly held view that the quality and number of timber framed houses in a district reflects the local availability of standing timber. A case history is provided from records and standing buildings of the parish of Warminghurst (Sussex). The settlement history and forms of tenure are summarized.
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Structural Systems of Timber Buildings

2013
The current chapter presents a set of main aspects of timber building with a focus on timber-frame constructions. A brief description of timber’s material characteristics in Sect. 3.1 aims at getting acquainted with potential advantages and disadvantages of planning and designing timber buildings, in comparison with using other structural materials ...
Miroslav Premrov   +1 more
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Automated on-site assembly of timber buildings on the example of a biomimetic shell

Automation in Construction, 2023
A. Lauer   +10 more
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Timber preservation in building and construction

Construction and Building Materials, 1989
Abstract Despite the traditionally wide use of timber as a building material, preservation standards are not always mandatory specifications covered by Building Regulations. Protection against damp, insects and fungi is almost exclusively left to the discretion of the designers or builders.
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Quantitative study of life cycle carbon emissions from 7 timber buildings in China

The International Journal of Life Cycle Assessment, 2021
Xin-Yan Yang, Shi-Cong Zhang, Ke Wang
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