====== Module "Compression perpendicular to grain" ======
{{ en:clt:hotspot:software:cltdesigner:manual:modul_compression_perpendicular_to_grain:gesamtquerdruck.png?600 |Module Compression perpendicular to grain}}
===== Input data =====
The input is divided into:
* definitions of the cross section
* definitions of the plate dimensions
* input of the loads
* type of load configuration
* calculation options
An option for a quick control of the input data is offered by a graphical representation shown on the right side.
{{ en:clt:hotspot:software:cltdesigner:manual:modul_compression_perpendicular_to_grain:graphic_system.png?450 |Cross section, plate dimensions and load configuration}}
==== Cross-section ====
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==== Plate dimensions and gap execution ====
The plate is specified with its dimensions in x and y direction. The plate length is defined with dimension in x direction and the plate width with dimension in y direction.
{{ en:clt:hotspot:software:cltdesigner:manual:modul_compression_perpendicular_to_grain:plattenabmessungen.png |Input - Plate dimensions and gap execution}}
In addition to plate dimensions, the analysis also considers the way the lamellas are joined into individual layers. Regarding to the joining of the outer layers, one should differ:
* side gluing of lamellas,
* assembly without adhesive where lamellas are placed side by side without the scheduled gaps or the expected occurrence of cracks and
* possible occurrence of gaps or cracks wider than 1 mm.
==== Load data and design factors ====
The applied force Fc,90 (design value) in [N], as well as the design factors can be specified here.
{{ en:clt:hotspot:software:cltdesigner:manual:modul_compression_perpendicular_to_grain:lasten_bemessungsfaktoren.png |Input - load data and design factors}}
==== Load configuration ====
The load situation is described by specifying the load introduction above and below. Thereby, one can define if the load is even applied, and if so, if it is applied locally or continuously (over entire surface).
If the load is applied locally, it needs to be defined by entering the dimensions of the load surface (length l1,2 in direction x and width w1,2 in direction y) and the position. The position is defined as the distance between the center of a load surface and the origin of the coordinate system (lower left corner of the plate). Currently, centers of the top and the bottom load surface are coupled and cannot be moved relative to each other.
{{ en:clt:hotspot:software:cltdesigner:manual:modul_compression_perpendicular_to_grain:lastsituation.png |Input - load configuration}}
==== Calculation options ====
In the calculation options, the load distribution angles for longitudinal layers α0 and cross layers α90 can be changed, and for one-sided load introduction, it can be specified, in which depth (= kls ⋅ tCLT) the effective area is to be determined.
{{ en:clt:hotspot:software:cltdesigner:manual:modul_compression_perpendicular_to_grain:berechnungsoptionen.png |Input - calculation options}}
===== Results and Output =====
The minimum load introduction area Ac,min describes the reference area in order to get the effective area Aef,max by multiplying with the factor kc,90. For different load introduction areas on each side it is the intersection of these two areas. The effective area Aef,max is described by lef and wef in depth z.
The utilisation ratio for compression perpendicular to grain is indicated by ηc,90 in [%].
{{ en:clt:hotspot:software:cltdesigner:manual:modul_compression_perpendicular_to_grain:ergebnisse.png |Results compression perpendicular to grain}}
The following figure shows the distribution of the effective area Aef,max over the cross section (red line) as well as the assumed load distribution (blue line).
{{ en:clt:hotspot:software:cltdesigner:manual:modul_compression_perpendicular_to_grain:graphic_ergebnisse.png |Distribution of the effective Area}}
===== Implemented calculation methods =====
++++ Compression perpendicular to grain - Verification |
{{page> :clt:design:plate_loaded_out_of_plane:compression&inline&permalink}}
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++++ Model for the determination of the kc,90 factor |
{{page> :clt:design:plate_loaded_out_of_plane:compression:model_brandner_schickhofer_2014&inline&permalink}}
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