2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.ibiod.2013.09.017
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In-situ measurement of microclimatic conditions and modeling of mechanical properties of timber structures – A case study on new church on Ruhnu Island, Estonia

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“…Indeed the hygroscopic nature of wood can lead to dimensional variations of the elements in service, with possible deformations, disconnections or occurrence of internal stresses due to constrained swelling or shrinkage strains [14], resulting eventually in loss of structural integrity and the development of cracks. Moreover, most physical and mechanical properties of the material are affected by wood MC [15]; [16], and the long-term performance of timber elements, both in terms of load bearing behavior (i.e., creep) [17]; [18]; [19] and durability [20]; [21], can be negatively influenced by prolonged exposure to a humid microclimate. As a note related to the rheological behaviour of wood, it is worth mentioning that traditionally, it was very common to build timber structures using green wood; significant deflections can be therefore found in heritage timber structures, as a result of creep of timbers loaded while green.…”
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“…Indeed the hygroscopic nature of wood can lead to dimensional variations of the elements in service, with possible deformations, disconnections or occurrence of internal stresses due to constrained swelling or shrinkage strains [14], resulting eventually in loss of structural integrity and the development of cracks. Moreover, most physical and mechanical properties of the material are affected by wood MC [15]; [16], and the long-term performance of timber elements, both in terms of load bearing behavior (i.e., creep) [17]; [18]; [19] and durability [20]; [21], can be negatively influenced by prolonged exposure to a humid microclimate. As a note related to the rheological behaviour of wood, it is worth mentioning that traditionally, it was very common to build timber structures using green wood; significant deflections can be therefore found in heritage timber structures, as a result of creep of timbers loaded while green.…”
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“…Similar to the work of Edwards et al, 4 Weber and Bu¨del 8 and Pilt et al, 26 Unkovi c et al 34 studied the link between indoor microclimate of a church and biological problems (i.e. fungal proliferation on wall paintings, spore release and transmission through the air).…”
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confidence: 78%
“…Similarly to the work of Edwards et al 4 and of Weber and Bu¨del, 8 Pilt et al 26 gave an overview of the relationship between biological attacks (caused by beetles) and indoor microclimate measurements conducted in different positions inside the church under inspection.…”
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confidence: 98%
“…Rhyncolus ater: Literatürde bu böcek türlerinin de önemli odun zararlısı olduğu belirtilmiĢtir [42]. Bu çalıĢma kapsamında göknar odunlarının diri odunlarında zarar yaptığı tespit edilmiĢtir.…”
Section: A Böcekleri̇n Toplanmasi Ve Teşhi̇si̇unclassified
“…Rhyncolus elongatus: Saha çalıĢmalarımızda göknar odunlarında diri odunlarında zararları görülmüĢtür. Literatürde bu böcek türleri en önemli odun zararlısı böcek türleri arasında gösterilmektedir [42].…”
Section: A Böcekleri̇n Toplanmasi Ve Teşhi̇si̇unclassified