Titlebook: Structural Design in Wood; Judith J. Stalnaker,Ernest C. Harris Book 1989 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1989 concrete.design.en

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Selecting Sawn-Timber Compression and Tension Members,piers of a bridge or the compression chord of a truss, for example. Generally columns are compression members, but they can also have combined compression and bending or can even have tensile axial force under loading that causes uplift. For purposes of design, we define a column as a structural mem

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Miscellaneous Structure Types,urther attention, so this chapter covers them in greater detail. It also introduces the subject of wood foundations. Design features of the other principal building types (heavy timber, and post and beam) have already been discussed.

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Wood Structure and Properties,as (1) plywood, hardboard, chipboard, flakeboard, waferboard, and plastic/wood laminates (these are known collectively as wood composites); and (2) manufactured members such as plywood-lumber beams or wood trusses. Many of these will be discussed later in this book.

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Diaphragm Action and Design, and in understanding better the effect of dynamic loads on structures. Designing for lateral loads is an important consideration in most structures. For residential wood structures, however, lateral-load resistance is assured by conformance to code rules for structural details.