Predicting The Strength Of Adhesively Bonded Timber Joints Using A Probabilistic Method
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Architektur, Holz und Bau Predicting the Strength of Adhesively Bonded Timber Joints Using a Probabilistic Method Till Vallée , Professor Thomas Tannert, Research Fellow Simon Hehl, Research Assistant Timber & Composites Laboratory Bern University of Applied Sciences
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- 1. Predicting the Strength of Adhesively Bonded Timber Joints
Using a Probabilistic Method
Till Valle, ProfessorThomas Tannert, Research FellowSimon Hehl, Research AssistantTimber & Composites LaboratoryBern University of Applied Sciences
2. Outline
Introduction
Experimental investigations
Numerical modeling
Discussion
Conclusions
3. Introduction
Major issues related to strength prediction of bonded joints
involving timber adherends
- Timber has to be considered as a brittle material
4. Timber mech props have a rel. high variability 5. Stresses in
the bonded splice are characterized by high peaks, especially both
y and xyAs a result
- Any stress based prediction method is deemed to fail