| Description |
1 online resource (xiv, 144 pages) |
| Contents |
3.3.6 The Roof Framework Erection -- 3.3.7 Roof Cover Application -- 3.3.8 Plastering of the Finished House -- 3.3.9 Floor Decking -- References -- 4 Japanese Traditional Timber Frames -- 4.1 Types of Houses -- 4.2 Conformation Characteristics -- 4.3 Components and How To Build A Japanese Traditional House -- 4.3.1 Materials, Tools and Workmanship -- 4.3.2 Foundations -- 4.3.3 Structural Framework (Walls) -- 4.3.4 Roof Framework -- 4.3.5 Roof Covers -- 4.3.6 Infills and Finishing On the Walls -- References -- 5 Seismic Behavior of Traditional Timber Frames -- 5.1 Earthquake Proofs |
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5.1.1 Romania -- 5.1.2 Japan -- 5.2 Experimental Proofs -- 5.2.1 Romanian Paianta -- 5.2.2 Japanese Minka -- 5.3 Local Seismic Culture -- 5.3.1 Romanian Seismicity -- 5.3.2 Japan -- References -- 6 Fire Resistance of Traditional Timber Frames -- 6.1 Fire-Resistant Species -- 6.2 Traditional Fire Resistance Treatment and Methods -- 6.3 Modern Fire Resistance Treatment and Methods -- References -- 7 Strengthening Solutions -- 7.1 Degradations Identified Under Normal Use (Without An Earthquake) -- 7.2 Damages Due To Earthquakes -- 6.3 Modern Fire Resistance Treatment and Methods -- References |
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8 Conclusions -- Annex 1 The Design of a Paianta House -- A1.1 Introduction -- A1.2 Loads Calculations Depending On The Location of The House -- A1.2.1 Dead Load -- A1.2.2 Live Load -- A1.2.3 Snow Load -- A1.2.4 Wind Load -- A1.2.5 Estimated Natural Period -- A1.2.6 Seismic Load -- A1.2.7 Load Cases -- A1.2.8 Load Combinations -- A1.2.9 Seismic Design Forces -- A1.3 Design Verifications -- A1.3.1 Verification of Elements (Columns) Loaded in Axial Compression -- A1.3.2 Verification of Elements (Columns) Loaded in Shear |
| Summary |
"Traditional houses represent a major part of local culture, and the timber frames houses of Japan and Romania are outstanding examples. Their functionality, and the local materials used for these house, are not very different between Japan and Romania. They especially face challenges from earthquake loading and fire, and particular issues in their preservation; and also provide lessons for new construction using local materials. This focuses on the details of traditional construction methods and compares them from an engineer's perspective, especially taking account of the local seismic environment. The same challenges are found world-wide, although intensity and frequency vary"-- Provided by publisher |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Notes |
A1.3.3 Verification of Elements (Columns) Loaded in Compression and in Bending |
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Description based upon print version of record |
| Subject |
Infill housing.
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Wooden-frame buildings.
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Wooden-frame houses -- Japan
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Wooden-frame houses -- Romania
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infill (housing)
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Yamazaki, Yoshihiro.
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| ISBN |
9781040034576 |
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9781003405375 |
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1040034578 |
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1003405371 |
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