Abstract
Typically, wood structures include many individual components and members acting together at several levels as an often complicated structural system. Although practical design is most usually based on the design of individual members, members and components often act beneficially together (for example, sheathing interacting with joists, rafters, and studs). Overall structural performance can often be limited by the performance of any one or several of the critical elements.
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