Procedia Engineering
 2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.proeng.2016.02.017
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Monitoring and Failures of Footbridges Made from Glued Laminated Wood

Veronika Vašková
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Roman Fojtík
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David Pustka
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“…Wood is a material which, without any doubt, fits the landscape in the case of touristic pedestrian and bike tracks (bridges) (Kotaskova & Hruza, 2013). Nowadays glued wood laminates are preferred over the natural wood (Vaskova, Fojtik & Pustka, 2016).…”
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Material solutions for bike and pedestrian tracks in a context of environment protection

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Kurpisz2
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“…Wood is a material which, without any doubt, fits the landscape in the case of touristic pedestrian and bike tracks (bridges) (Kotaskova & Hruza, 2013). Nowadays glued wood laminates are preferred over the natural wood (Vaskova, Fojtik & Pustka, 2016).…”
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Material solutions for bike and pedestrian tracks in a context of environment protection

Grabiec
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Kurpisz2
2020
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Strategies for reducing greenhouse gas emissions from residential sector by proposing new building structures in hot and humid climatic conditions

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Marsono
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Building and Environment
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Probabilistic expression of the function of the change in prestressing force of timber elements depending on climatic conditions in situ

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Dubovský
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Kubíncová
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