Preview

Author(s):
Title:
Abstract:	Verglichen mit anderen Holzbausystemen sind Brettsperrholzelemente aufgrund ihrer ausgezeichneten mechanischen Eigenschaften besonders geeignet, um Einwirkungen in Scheibenebene abzutragen und damit Gebäude auszusteifen. Die Duktilität und Energiedissipation einer Tragstruktur aus Brettsperrholz ergibt sich primär aus den mechanischen Eigenschaften der Verbindungsmittel. Üblicherweise kommen stiftförmige metallische Verbindungsmittel wie Nägel, Schrauben und Klammern zum Einsatz. Die Dissipationsfähigkeit dieser Verbindungen bei zyklischer Beanspruchung nimmt bereits bei geringer Zyklenanzahl signifikant ab. Für Erdbebeneinwirkungen sind jedoch Verbindungen wünschenswert, die ähnlich wie reine Stahlverbindungen über nahezu konstante Hystereseeigenschaften verfügen. Um dieses Ziel zu erreichen, wurden neuartige Stahlblechverbindungen entwickelt, wissenschaftlich untersucht und Gleichungen zur Bemessung sowie konstruktive Regeln hergeleitet. In diesem Beitrag werden die Ergebnisse der experimentellen, numerischen und analytischen Untersuchungen vorgestellt. Das Anordnen einer Lücke im Verbindungsnahbereich ermöglicht es, das Last-Verschiebungsverhalten der Stahlblech-Holzverbindung so zu beeinflussen, dass eine hochduktile, robuste und kostengünstige Verbindung entsteht, die stabile Hystereseeigenschaften aufweist. Dissipative steel plate connections for CLT diaphragms Due to their high shear strength and stiffness, cross laminated timber (CLT) members are especially suited for in-plane loads. The ductility and energy dissipation capacity of a CLT structure is mainly determined by the number and properties of the mechanical connections. Presently, the required energy dissipation capacity for earthquake loading is often achieved by metallic dowel-type fasteners loaded beyond their yield load. The load-slip curves for connections with laterally loaded dowel-type fasteners show pinched hysteresis loops under cyclic loads. Additionally, the achieved load at a certain displacement decreases under repeated loading - impairment of strength. For seismic loads, however, connections with stable load-slip behaviour and high energy dissipation under repeated loading are needed. In this contribution experimental, numerical and analytical investigations of newly developed dissipative steel plate-to-timber connections are presented. For the dissipative shear wall joints the typical pinching and impairment of strength of hysteresis loops could nearly completely be avoided by arranging a gap between the CLT members around the steel plate fastener. Dissipative joints for shear walls using steel plate fasteners have a simple geometry and are easy to manufacture and hence constitute an economic and robust solution.
Source:	Bautechnik 94 (2017), No. 11
Page/s:	790-803
Language of Publication:	German

I would like to buy the article

You can download this article for 25 € as a PDF file (4.57 MB).
The PDF file can be read, printed and saved.
Duplication and forwarding to third parties is not allowed.

Please enter your email address now to start the order process.
The link for the download will be sent to the email address stated after the
order process has been completed.

Your email address

I am an online subscriber

As an online subscriber of the journal "Bautechnik" you can access this article via Wiley Online Library.

I would like to order "Bautechnik"

This article has been published in the journal "Bautechnik". If you would like to learn more about the journal, you can order a free sample copy or find out more information on our website.

Prices include VAT and postage. Prices for 2017/2018.
€ Prices apply to Germany only. Subject to alterations, errors excepted.