Deformability of glued laminated beams with combined reinforcement

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Wood is one of the most popular renewable natural materials. Nowadays, raw wood is hardly ever used in the construction industry. It has been substituted by glued laminated wood that is processed with the use of high-tech methods, thus eliminating the principal flaws and defects of the natural material. The deformability of glued laminated beams with combined reinforcement has been studied, under which the steel reinforcement of the periodic profile was placed in the dappings of the upper compressed zone, while ribbon-reinforced composite was glued to the bottom of the stretched zone. The graphical charts for the layer change of the deformations of wood, steel, and composite reinforcement from the beginning of the loading application to the moment of destruction are presented.

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Sobczak-Piastka, J., Gomon, S. S., Polishchuk, M., Homon, S., Gomon, P., & Karavan, V. (2020). Deformability of glued laminated beams with combined reinforcement. Buildings, 10(5). https://doi.org/10.3390/BUILDINGS10050092

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