Abstract
Objectives The aim of the study is to refine the calculation of wooden constructions, in particular, to use variable elastic modulus for the calculation of the second group of the limiting state in order to predict the deformations more accurately. Methods The study is carried out using the method of creep consideration based on the use of either variable elastic modulus or the “modulus of total deformations” for the calculations. These moduli, besides the elastic, account for residual deformations, while the fraction of the latter increases with increasing stress levels in the wooden elements. Results The calculation of statically indeterminate spatial timber-metallic lenticular block-truss loaded with a uniformly distributed load is carried out. At the first stage, the construction was calculated using the elastic modulus of all wooden elements E = 10000 MPa in accordance with the set of rules (SP 64.13330.2011 (updated version of SNiP II-25-80). At the second stage, the elastic modulus was replaced by variable, i.e., matched to the level of stresses in the elements by means of interpolation. The obtained deflection values are analysed and compared to the construction limiting value. The study was conducted without taking into account the flexibility of node connections and defects of the wood, which can also have a significant effect on the deflection value. Conclusion The use of a variable elastic modulus for calculations significantly influences the magnitude of deformations (in our case, deflections are increased by 30%). The study confirms the need to take into account the creep of wood and refine the calculations of wooden structures. Such approximating dependence at different moisture levels of wood will allow the calculation of wooden structures to be performed at a higher theoretical level.
Highlights
The construction was calculated using the elastic modulus of all wooden elements E = 10000 MPa in accordance with the set of rules
The study was conducted without taking into account the flexibility of node connections and defects of the wood, which can have a significant effect on the deflection value
The use of a variable elastic modulus for calculations significantly influences the magnitude of deformations
Summary
Abstract Objectives The aim of the study is to refine the calculation of wooden constructions, in particular, to use variable elastic modulus for the calculation of the second group of the limiting state in order to predict the deformations more accurately. Methods The study is carried out using the method of creep consideration based on the use of either variable elastic modulus or the “modulus of total deformations” for the calculations. The construction was calculated using the elastic modulus of all wooden elements E = 10000 MPa in accordance with the set of rules (SP 64.13330.2011 (updated version of SNiP II-25-80).
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