Table 1. Research papers on timber column-beam connections (domestic and international)

Year Title Authors Journal Abstract
‘23 1 Experimental investigation on the strength and ductility performance of steel timber-steel joints with screw and steel-tube fasteners Yang et al. (2023) Journal of Renewable Materials High ductility and yield strength verified in connections using screws and steel tubes.
2 A study on the composition form and types of steel connection in wooden structures Lee (2023) Journal of the Architectural Institute of Korea Analysis of the impact of hardware connection design on the structural performance of large-section timber structures and proposal of design improvements.
‘22 3 A structural performance evaluation of timber beam-column connections using steel connectors Park and Oh (2022) Journal of the Architectural Institute of Korea Connections using steel fasteners exhibit excellent seismic performance under cyclic loading.
4 Parameter identification of ductile timber beam-to-steel column connections: Procedure and assessment Liu and Yang (2022) Engineering Structures Performance parameters of bracket-based steel connections were derived to demonstrate structural stability.
‘19 5 Structural behaviour of steel-timber composite (STC) beam-to-column connections with double angle web cleats subjected to hogging bending moment Nouri et al. (2019) Engineering Structures CLT-steel composite connections effectively enhance bending stiffness and rotational rigidity.
6 Experimental study of steel-timber composite beam-to-column joints with extended end plates Ataei et al. (2019) Construction and Building Materials High bending resistance and stable performance confirmed in connections using extended end plates.
7 Experimental assessment and damage modelling of hybrid timber beam-to-steel column connections under cyclic loads Sirumbal-Zapata et al. (2019) Engineering Structures Cyclic loading resistance performance and damage modeling potential demonstrated in timber-steel connections.
‘18 8 Development of composite joint consisting of H section steel and structural glued laminated timber Lee et al. (2018) Journal of the Korean Society for Advanced Composite Structures Connection stiffness and durability confirmed through cyclic loading tests on U-shaped and T-shaped steel plates.
‘16 9 Experimental and analytical behaviour of steel-timber composite connections Hassanieh et al. (2016) Construction and Building Materials Steel bolts and nail plate connections exhibit high stiffness and ductility, enabling cost-efficient designs.
‘14 10 Moment resistance performance of column-beam joints using multi-directional connectors for timber structures Kim et al. (2014) Conference Proceeding of the Korean Society of Wood Science and Technology Multi-directional hardware connections improve moment resistance and cyclic load resistance capabilities.
‘11 11 Structural performance of beam to column joints connected with steel bars and epoxy Tang et al. (2011) Proceedings of Annual Conference in Architectural Institute of Korea Significant improvement in initial stiffness and structural performance achieved using epoxy and hardware connections.
CLT: cross-laminated timber.