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Fabrication Automation Processes for the UniversalTimberSlab (tbd)

Fabrication Automation Processes for the UniversalTimberSlab (tbd)

Feasible process definitions for the lamination of UniversalTimberSlab segments.

Computational Design + Simulation Methods for designing with the UniversalTimberSlab (tbd)

Computational Design + Simulation Methods for designing with the UniversalTimberSlab (tbd)

The Computational Design Methods and interdisciplinary simulation methods enable planners to design with the UniversalTimberSlab. This will allow a fast paced progress from early stage design to workshop planning.

Wood building system and design method for point-supported ceiling slabs in multi-storey buildings

Wood building system and design method for point-supported ceiling slabs in multi-storey buildings

The UniversalTimberSlab is a novel building system for high-performance point-supported wooden ceiling slabs in multi-storey buildings. It is a slim flat slab. Compared to post-and-beam structures that require drop-down beams, this means more compact floor to floor heights and simpler design of MEP systems beneath the slab structure. It further boasts a patent pending segmentation method which ensures easy on-site assembly without expensive on-site gluing or special steel details.

Deliverables

D11.1

D11.1

Website, project logo and social media

Website, project logo and social media

11/30/24

11/30/24

ALL, ICD, MA

ALL, ICD, MA

"Website, project logo and social media links The website should be continuously updated during the lifetime of the project. It is good practice to relate the website address to the acronym of the project and to have the addrtess in the .eu domain. Please make sure to have in the website the EIC logo shown.",

D11.2

D11.2

Plan for Dissemination and Communication Activities

Plan for Dissemination and Communication Activities

3/31/25

3/31/25

ALL, MA

ALL, MA

Plan for Dissemination and Communication Activities

D11.3

D11.3

Plan for Exploitation Activities

Plan for Exploitation Activities

3/31/25

3/31/25

ICD, TS

ICD, TS

Plan for Exploitation Activities

D3.1

D3.1

Feasible Lamella Lamination Method

Feasible Lamella Lamination Method

3/31/25

3/31/25

ICD

ICD

Diagramatic description / process illustrations of (at least one) possible lamination strategy and respective evaluation thereof in respect to fabrication flexibility, speed, simplicity and robustness, cost effectiveness, possibility to achieve glue interface integrity.

D4.1

D4.1

Lamination Process Feasibility Evaluation

Lamination Process Feasibility Evaluation

3/31/25

3/31/25

IWB/MPA

IWB/MPA

Description and Analysis on of possible lamination process options (cf WP 3.2) in regards to structural performance, reliability and certifiability

Contact

Coordinator: Hans Jakob Wagner, hans.jakob.wagner@icd.uni-stuttgart.de

The UniversalTimeberSlab project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 101161103.


Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Innovation Council (EIC). Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them. Responsible person according to § 18 Section 2 State Treaty on the Media: Hans Jakob Wagner (University of Stuttgart). We are not willing nor obliged to participate in dispute resolution proceedings in front of a consumer arbitration board.


Copyright information: The content, texts and images on this website are subject to German copyright and ancillary copyright legislation. The reproduction, adaptation, distribution, and any kind of utilization outside the limits prescribed by copyright law require the written consent of the respective copyright owner. Permission is granted to download or print material published on this site for personal use only. Third-party copyright has been respected with regard to content on this website not created by the operator. In particular, content belonging to third parties is identified as such.

© All rights reserved. Patent pending.

Contact

Coordinator:

Hans Jakob Wagner hans.jakob.wagner@icd.uni-stuttgart.de

The UniversalTimeberSlab project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 101161103.


Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Innovation Council (EIC). Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them. Responsible person according to § 18 Section 2 State Treaty on the Media: Hans Jakob Wagner (University of Stuttgart). We are not willing nor obliged to participate in dispute resolution proceedings in front of a consumer arbitration board.


Copyright information: The content, texts and images on this website are subject to German copyright and ancillary copyright legislation. The reproduction, adaptation, distribution, and any kind of utilization outside the limits prescribed by copyright law require the written consent of the respective copyright owner. Permission is granted to download or print material published on this site for personal use only. Third-party copyright has been respected with regard to content on this website not created by the operator. In particular, content belonging to third parties is identified as such.

© All rights reserved. Patent pending.

Contact

Coordinator: Hans Jakob Wagner, hans.jakob.wagner@icd.uni-stuttgart.de

The UniversalTimeberSlab project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 101161103.


Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Innovation Council (EIC). Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them. Responsible person according to § 18 Section 2 State Treaty on the Media: Hans Jakob Wagner (University of Stuttgart). We are not willing nor obliged to participate in dispute resolution proceedings in front of a consumer arbitration board.


Copyright information: The content, texts and images on this website are subject to German copyright and ancillary copyright legislation. The reproduction, adaptation, distribution, and any kind of utilization outside the limits prescribed by copyright law require the written consent of the respective copyright owner. Permission is granted to download or print material published on this site for personal use only. Third-party copyright has been respected with regard to content on this website not created by the operator. In particular, content belonging to third parties is identified as such.

© All rights reserved. Patent pending.