Selected Problems in Using Round Timber in Building Structures

Antonín Lokaj; Kristýna Klajmonová

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AEF.12.101

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Selected Problems in Using Round Timber in Building Structures

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The content of this paper are possibilities of using round timber in various public facilities structures (e.g. children ́s playgrounds) and in engineering constructions (e.g. watchtowers, bridges and footbridges). Specific problems of designing round timber structures, mainly in joints, are presented here.

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Advanced Engineering Forum (Volume 12)

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101-106

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November 2014

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Antonín Lokaj*, Kristýna Klajmonová

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Bolt, Building, Joint, Round, Steel, Structure, Timber

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