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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Dynamisk dimensionering av höghus i trä - konceptstudie

Nilsson, Anna January 2017 (has links)
No description available.
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HÖGHUS MED STABILISERANDE SCHAKT I KL-TRÄ : Dimensionera kopplingsbalk i KL-trä mot horisontallaster

Alatalo, Amalia, Sundin Cruickshank, Lucas January 2021 (has links)
With the world changing to a more sustainable society, the construction industry also wants to do its part and thereby build more carbon neutral. An alternative to the production of sustainable buildings is to relinquish from steel and concrete to focus on wooden building structure. This leads to major challenges for constructors both in terms of fire and the fact that wood has a low density compared to the previously mentioned materials. Purpose: The report will examine the problem of building tall buildings with a stabilizing body of cross-laminated timber (CLT) with focus on the coupling beam. Method: The work is based on a literature study done with credible electronic sources and industry facts, a number of manual calculations and results from the program FEM design. Result: The result was, as expected that the coupling beam failed to resist the loads from 22 storeys, but unexpectedly it could resist the loads from 13 storeys. Conclusions: The conclusion is that there are ways to have a satisfying section on 22 storeys by steel reinforcement or change the strength of the timber lamina. The section on the coupling beam from the report manage to hold for 13 storeys with the chosen parameters.
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Extern vindstabilisering för flervåningshus i trä

Sörnmo, Daniel, Nilsson, Karl January 2018 (has links)
Sammanfattning Intresset för höghuskonstruktioner i trä ökar allt mer runt om i världen. I Sverige ligger fokus på höghuskonstruktioner som utnyttjar intern vindstabilisering med skivor i KL-trä. I de högsta byggnaderna som använder trä som konstruktionsmaterial idag är det fackverk av limträ på byggnadernas ytterkant som når högst byggnadshöjder. Av den anledningen inleddes examensarbetet med målet att undersöka de dynamiska egenskaperna hos olika fackverkskonstruktioner med hänsyn till komforten för brukarna, något som vanligtvis är den mest kritiska analysen. För att bedöma komforten användes ISO 10137. Eftersom egenskaperna hos trä är sämre lämpade för höghuskonstruktioner jämfört med stål och betong valdes att förstärka byggnadens styvhet med en kärna i KL-trä runt hiss och trapphus. Den dynamiska analysen på fackverken har två delar, en av dem berör byggnadens dynamiska egenskaper och utförs i huvudsak i FEM-programmet Robot Structural Analysis och den andra delen handlar om byggnadens acceleration under inverkan av vind och består av handberäkningar. Båda områden inleddes med en litteraturstudie för att försäkra att resultatet i Robot Structural Analysis motsvarar beteendet hos en riktig byggnad och att sätta sig in i beräkningsgången av byggnadens acceleration, samt förstå bakgrunden till beräkningarna. Olika varianter av fyra sorters fackverk analyserades, X-fackverk, K-fackverk, diagridsystem och singulärt diagonala fackverk. Efter genomförda analyser framgick att diagridsystemet uppnådde den högsta byggnadshöjden på 87 m. X-fackverket klarar komfortkraven upp till 81 m och har mindre materialåtgång till fackverket jämfört med diagridsystemet. Jämfört med tidigare arbeten och konstruktioner klarar de undersökta konstruktionerna komfortfortkraven på högre höjder. Förklaringen till de höga konstruktionshöjderna kopplas till robustheten hos fackverken och kombinationen med KL-träkärnan. / Abstract There has been an awakening in high-rise buildings in timber around the world. In Sweden, the focus has been placed on high-rise building that utilize internal stabilisation against wind loading using panels made of cross laminated timber. However, the tallest timber buildings today utilize external stabilisation of glulam trusses. Therefore, the thesis work began with the purpose of examining the dynamical properties of different braced frame structures with regard to not cause discomfort to occupants, which is usually the most critical part of the building design. ISO 10137 was used to assess the comfort. Since the properties of timber are less well-suited for high-rise building constructions in comparison to steel and concrete, a decision was made to strengthen the rigidity of the building using a core made of cross laminated timber around the elevator and stairwell. The dynamic analysis of the braced frame structures has two parts. The first part concerns the building’s dynamic properties and is carried out mainly by using the FEM-software Robot Structural Analysis. The second part focuses on the acceleration of the building under the influence of wind and consists of hand calculations. Furthermore, the work in both areas began with a literature study in order to ensure that the result from Robot Structural Analysis corresponds with the behaviour of a real building and to familiarise oneself with the calculations regarding the acceleration of the building, as well as to understand the background of the calculations. Different variations of four types of braced frames structures were analysed: X-braced, K-braced, diagrid system and single-diagonal types. The analyses showed that the diagrid system reached highest with a building height of 87 m, while the X-braced type meets the comfort requirements up to 81 m and require less material compared to the diagrid system. As a result of the robustness of the trusses and the combination with the core made of cross laminated limber the examined constructions manage to meet the comfort requirements at higher heights than previous works and constructions.

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