Creep in Timber Structures

Creep in Timber Structures by P. Morlier, published by Taylor & Francis on November 3, 1994, is a comprehensive resource that explores the relationship between moisture changes and mechanical loading in timber structures. This edition, consisting of 149 pages, presents current research and practical insights that address how these factors can result in excessive deflections or joint movements, making it a valuable reference for professionals in the field.

Readers will find detailed discussions on the implications of moisture variations and mechanical stresses, highlighting their significance in timber engineering. The book also examines the consequences for national and international structural codes of practice, providing essential knowledge for those involved in architecture, technology, and civil engineering. This work serves as a critical tool for understanding the complexities of timber structures and their performance under varying conditions.