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Withdrawal Behaviour of Self-tapping Screws in New Zealand Cross-Laminated Timber

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Withdrawal Behaviour of Self-tapping Screws in New Zealand Cross-Laminated Timber
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Self-tapping Screws (STS) are commonly used in cross-laminated timber (CLT) construction. However, design provisions with STS and CLT are currently not covered by NZS 3603:1993 or AS 1720.1:2010. Manufactured by hardened steel, STS have high withdrawal strength and provide an efficient connection type. Previous research and analytical design equations for STS connections were focused on European softwood species which often have lower densities than New Zealand grown Radiata Pine and Douglas-...

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Date created
2020
Creator
Brown J / Li M / Karalus B / Stanton S
URL
https://hdl.handle.net/10092/100775
Related subjects
Engineering / Civil engineering / Construction materials / Construction engineering

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