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Plywood roof beams are described which are reinforced top and bottom with steel bars; these bars are curved so that they meet at beam supports where they are welded together; in this manner bond and shearing stresses in timber are reduced; method of analysis is presented by which stresses in these beams can be calculated; theoretical values are compared with experimental results which were obtained from tests on scale models of these beams.
Plywood roof beams are described which are reinforced top and bottom with steel bars; these bars are curved so that they meet at beam supports where they are welded together; in this manner bond and shearing stresses in timber are reduced; method of analysis is presented by which stresses in these beams can be calculated; theoretical values are compared with experimental results which were obtained from tests on scale models of these beams.
Model tests on reinforced plywood roof beams
Bldg Science
Bond, D. (author)
Building Science ; 2
1967
9 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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