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EUROPEAN STANDARDIZATION AND THE CZECH PRACTICE Petr Kuklík CZECH TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY IN PRAGUE FACULTY OF CIVIL ENGINEERING Horsens, September 2008
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EUROPEAN STANDARDIZATION
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EUROPEAN TECHNICAL COMMITTEES more than 100 EN! TC 38 Durability of wood and wood-based products TC 112 Wood-based panels TC 124 Timber structures TC 175 Round and sawn timber TC 193 Adhesives TC 250/SC 5 Structural Eurocodes/Timber structures
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EUROPEAN STANDARDIZATION CIB, RILEM → EN standards European standards European standards Eurocodes Eurocodes
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EUROPEAN STANDARDS
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STRUCTURAL TIMBER GRADING METHODS Visual grading method Visual grading method Stress grading method Stress grading method
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STRUCTURAL TIMBER NDT - GRADING METHODS Penetration method Penetration method Stress wave method Stress wave method Ultrasound method Ultrasound method Impact sounding method Impact sounding method
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INFLUENCE OF THE CRITERIA OF VISUAL GRADING FOR THE CLASSIFICATION OF TIMBER
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DETERMINATION OF PROPERTIES OF STRUCTURAL TIMBER ACCORDING TO EN 408
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EXAMPLE OF TEST RESULTS (SPRUCE) Specimenρ 12 Knot ratio Annual ring Slope of grain E stat fmfm 115370,170,8842,018 19777,22 124370,221,432,011 37555,85 134490,221,5919,013 22551,93 144410,262,6527,011 65047,04 154500,241,8014,014 03739,54 165540,121,0014,016 18475,81 175410,301,5143,017 24461,68 185390,101,4544,014 19569,79 194060,303,7260,06 71824,33 204730,253,5359,08 67527,32 214790,202,1015,014 57750,88
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FACTOR FOR CALCULATION OF CHARACTERISTIC VALUES A-Number of samples B-Number of specimens in the sample
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VISUAL GRADING OF STRUCTURAL TIMBER ACCORDING TO ČSN 73 2824-1 (idt DIN 4074) Strength properties Strength classes Characteristic values (in MPa) Coniferous (spruce, fir, pine, larch) S 13S 10S 7 Bendingf m,k 272216 Tensionf t,0,k 161310 f t,90,k 0,3 Compressionf c,0,k 222017 f c,90,k 5,1 4,6 Shearf v,k 2,52,41,8 Modulus of elasticity E 0,mean 12 00010 0008 000 E 0,05 8 0006 7005 400 E 90,mean 400330270 E 90,05 270220180 Shear modulus G mean 750630500 G 05 500420330 Density kk 380370350
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TIMBER QUALITY ACCORDING TO EN 338
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GRADING OF STRUCTURAL TIMBER BY PENETRATION METHOD
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Relationship between the depth of penetration and density
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Relationship between density and bending strength
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Relationship between density and modulus of elasticity Relationship between density and modulus of elasticity
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CONTRIBUTION OF NDT Strength class according to ČSN 73 2824-1 (idt DIN 4074) Bending strength according to NAD ČSN P EN 1995-1-1 and ČSN P EN 1995-2 [MPa] Density [kg/m 3 ] Strength calculation [MPa] Strength test [MPa] S 102246033,98340,04 S 102240234,22141,50 S 132743731,28249,37 S 102249244,04050,90 S 132740939,77555,41 S 132753761,39577,22
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EUROCODE 5 Timber-concrete composite floors Müller 1922
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Mechanically jointed beam
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Test arrangement for load-slip behaviour with interlayer without interlayer
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Test of nail in tension
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Load-slip diagram of dowel type fastener
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Failure mode of dowel type fastener
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Determination of the load-carrying capacity 2 hinges concrete timber
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Determination of the load-carrying capacity 1 hinge
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Determination of the slip modulus
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COMPOSITE BEAM
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Relationship between the arrangement Relationship between the arrangement of cross section and beam stiffness
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Relationship between the span and beam stiffness
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