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Building Higher with Light-Weight Timber Structures: The Effect of Wind Induced Vibrations

https://research.thinkwood.com/en/permalink/catalogue89
Year of Publication
2015
Topic
Acoustics and Vibration
Wind
Material
CLT (Cross-Laminated Timber)
Light Frame (Lumber+Panels)
Glulam (Glue-Laminated Timber)
Application
Wood Building Systems
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Author
Johansson, Marie
Linderholt, Andreas
Bolmsvik, Åsa
Jarnerö, Kirsi
Olsson, Jörgen
Reynolds, Thomas
Organization
Inter-noise
Year of Publication
2015
Country of Publication
United States
Format
Conference Paper
Material
CLT (Cross-Laminated Timber)
Light Frame (Lumber+Panels)
Glulam (Glue-Laminated Timber)
Application
Wood Building Systems
Topic
Acoustics and Vibration
Wind
Keywords
Mid-Rise
High-Rise
Vibration Properties
Language
English
Conference
Inter-noise 2015
Research Status
Complete
Notes
August 9-12, 2015, San Francisco, California, USA
Online Access
Free
Resource Link
https://reynoldstom.files.wordpress.com/2013/08/internoise.pdf
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Effect of Flexible Supports on Vibration Performance of Timber Floors

https://research.thinkwood.com/en/permalink/catalogue190
Year of Publication
2012
Topic
Acoustics and Vibration
Material
CLT (Cross-Laminated Timber)
Glulam (Glue-Laminated Timber)
Application
Floors
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Author
Jarnerö, Kirsi
Bolmsvik, Åsa
Brandt, Anders
Olsson, Anders
Organization
Euronoise
Year of Publication
2012
Country of Publication
Czech Republic
Format
Conference Paper
Material
CLT (Cross-Laminated Timber)
Glulam (Glue-Laminated Timber)
Application
Floors
Topic
Acoustics and Vibration
Keywords
Residential
Multi-Storey
Noise
Prefabrication
In Situ
Vibration
Damping
Interlayer
Language
English
Conference
Ninth European Conference on Noise Control (Euronoise)
Research Status
Complete
Notes
June 10-13, 2012, Prague, Czech Republic
Online Access
Free
Resource Link
http://lnu.diva-portal.org/smash/get/diva2:640069/FULLTEXT02.pdf
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Tall Timber Buildings - A Preliminary Study of Wind-Induced Vibrations of a 22-Storey Building

https://research.thinkwood.com/en/permalink/catalogue1662
Year of Publication
2016
Topic
Wind
Mechanical Properties
Material
CLT (Cross-Laminated Timber)
Glulam (Glue-Laminated Timber)
Application
Wood Building Systems
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Author
Johansson, Marie
Linderholt, Andreas
Jarnerö, Kirsi
Landel, Pierre
Year of Publication
2016
Country of Publication
Austria
Format
Conference Paper
Material
CLT (Cross-Laminated Timber)
Glulam (Glue-Laminated Timber)
Application
Wood Building Systems
Topic
Wind
Mechanical Properties
Keywords
Finite Element Model
Damping
Mass
Stiffness
Peak Acceleration
Language
English
Conference
World Conference on Timber Engineering
Research Status
Complete
Notes
August 22-25, 2016, Vienna, Austria p. 3657-3664
Summary
During the last years the interest in multi-storey timber buildings has increased and several medium-tohigh-rise buildings with light-weight timber structures have been designed and built. Examples of such are the 8-storey building “Limnologen” in Växjö, Sweden, the 9-storey “Stadthouse” in London, UK and the 14-storey building “Treet”...
Online Access
Free
Resource Link
http://repositum.tuwien.ac.at/obvutwoa/content/pageview/1649366
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Vibration Properties of a Timber Floor Assessed in Laboratory and During Construction

https://research.thinkwood.com/en/permalink/catalogue488
Year of Publication
2015
Topic
Acoustics and Vibration
Material
CLT (Cross-Laminated Timber)
Application
Floors
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Author
Jarnerö, Kirsi
Brandt, Anders
Olsson, Anders
Publisher
ScienceDirect
Year of Publication
2015
Country of Publication
Netherlands
Format
Journal Article
Material
CLT (Cross-Laminated Timber)
Application
Floors
Topic
Acoustics and Vibration
Keywords
Damping Ratios
Eurocode
Mode shape
Natural Frequency
Prefabrication
Boundary Conditions
Language
English
Research Status
Complete
Series
Engineering Structures
Online Access
Free
Resource Link
http://www.diva-portal.org/smash/get/diva2:343982/FULLTEXT01.pdf
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