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Model tests on preflexed timber beams
Method of reinforcing timber beams with high strength steel wires; while beam is bent upward by same pattern of loading which it will eventually carry in opposite direction, wires are glued in grooves in its upper and lower surfaces; when beam is straightened under its working load bending moments are resisted by wires, and shearing forces are taken by timber; tests on model beams showed that as bending strengths of these beams are increased, their resistance to shearing forces over long periods becomes their weakest characteristic.
Model tests on preflexed timber beams
Method of reinforcing timber beams with high strength steel wires; while beam is bent upward by same pattern of loading which it will eventually carry in opposite direction, wires are glued in grooves in its upper and lower surfaces; when beam is straightened under its working load bending moments are resisted by wires, and shearing forces are taken by timber; tests on model beams showed that as bending strengths of these beams are increased, their resistance to shearing forces over long periods becomes their weakest characteristic.
Model tests on preflexed timber beams
Civ Eng (Lond)
Bond, D. (author) / Long, A.E. (author)
1964
2 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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