Basics in Timber Structures
- type: lecture
- semester: 5. semester, bachelor
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place:
Kleiner Hörsaal, Building 10.50
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time:
Th 8:00 - 9:30
- start: first week of semester
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lecturer:
Prof. Dietsch
- sws: 2
- ects: 4
- lv-no.: 6200507
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Lecture content
The focus is on the combination and application of basic knowledge of strength theory, structural analysis, construction materials and building construction with standard-compliant dimensioning, taking into account the specific properties of timber as a material:
- Basisc: examples of timber buildings, timber and its properties, timber as a building material, engineered wood products, design according to limit states
- Design of building components: Tension and compression, bending, shear and torsion, compression members and buckling lengths, tilting and bracing systems
- Connections: mechanical fasteners, load-carrying behaviour in shear (dowels, bolts), load-carrying behaviour in pull-out (screws), groups of fasteners, carpentry joints, glued connections
- Construction: tension perpendicular to the grain, wood protection, cross laminated timber, fire protection
Lecture notes
Available on ILIAS (Access for KIT students only).