Spatial planning and structural solutions of wooden modular buildings

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The spatial planning and structural solutions features of modular buildings, which bearing structures mainly made of wood, are considered. The article analyzes the size ranges of the various domestic manufacturers modular buildings used in individual housing construction. An overview of the application area of the buildings made by modular technology using wooden frame is given. It is noted that the main wooden buildings application segment, both abroad and in Russia, are low-rise buildings. Classification of the modular buildings with wooden bearing structures in accordance with GOST R 71617–2024 was performed, the main structural schemes of volume blocks with the wooden bearing structures used for the modular buildings construction were determined. The advantages of using this technology, such as high speed of construction, factory-made quality, and the ability to work regardless of weather conditions, are considered. The article touches upon the prospects for the modular construction technology application, including the use of wooden-framed modules in the development of the Russian Federation northern regions and Siberia. The issues hindering the widespread use of the modular buildings are raised.

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N. N. Trekin

Central Research and Design Experimental Institute of Industrial Buildings and Structures (JSC Tsniipromzdaniy)

Author for correspondence.
Email: otks@yandex.ru

Doctor of Sciences (Engineering), Professor, Deputy Director of Science

Russian Federation, 46, bld 2, Dmitrovskoe shosse, Moscow, 127238

E. N. Kodysh

Central Research and Design Experimental Institute of Industrial Buildings and Structures (JSC Tsniipromzdaniy)

Email: otks@yandex.ru

Doctor of Sciences (Engineering), Professor, Chief Scientist

Russian Federation, 46, bld 2, Dmitrovskoe shosse, Moscow, 127238

A. A. Gasiev

National Research Moscow State University of Civil Engineering; Central Research and Design Institute of the Ministry of Construction and Housing and Communal Services of the Russian Federation (TSNIIP of the Ministry of Construction of the Russian Federation)

Email: gasiev@bk.ru

Candidate of Sciences (Engineering)

Russian Federation, 26, Yaroslavskoe Highway, Moscow, 129337; 29, Vernadsky Avenue, Moscow, 119331

I. A. Terekhov

Central Research and Design Experimental Institute of Industrial Buildings and Structures (JSC Tsniipromzdaniy); Russian University of Transport (RUT MIIT)

Email: terekhov-i@mail.ru

Candidate of Sciences (Engineering), Docent

Russian Federation, 46, bld 2, Dmitrovskoe shosse, Moscow, 127238; 9, bld. 9, Obraztsova Street, Moscow, 127994

S. D. Shmakov

Central Research and Design Experimental Institute of Industrial Buildings and Structures (JSC Tsniipromzdaniy); Russian University of Transport (RUT MIIT)

Email: Shmakov.eng@yandex.ru

Engineer, Docent

Russian Federation, 46, bld 2, Dmitrovskoe shosse, Moscow, 127238; 9, bld. 9, Obraztsova Street, Moscow, 127994

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2. Fig. 1. A four-storey residential building with an area of 1.5 thousand m2, built from modules based on CLT panels, in Toulouse (France). 2015 (https://www.archdaily.com/787698/50-modular-timber-apartments-ppa-architectures)

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3. Fig. 2. Reconstruction of the building in Stockholm (https://www.pslcomp.ru/novosti/stroitelstvo-modulnogo-zdaniya

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4. Fig. 3. General view of the frame module

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5. Fig. 4. General view of a module made of frame wooden panels

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6. Fig. 5. Types of WPC depending on the direction of the outer layer

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7. Fig. 6. Construction of a module made of CLT panels

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8. Fig. 7. Diagram of the connection of structures of a module made of CLT slabs: 1 – exterior decoration; 2 – CLT-thermo plate, 200 mm, with insulation; 3 – floor insulation; 4 – CLT inner wall, 100 mm; 5 – CLT floor, 60 mm

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9. Fig. 8. Connection unit of CLT boards

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10. Fig. 9. Cross section of the wall

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11. Fig. 10. Fastening the wall panel: a – to the floor; b – to the ceiling

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12. Fig. 11. A building in the Tver region, erected from panels made up of vertically processed timber

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