Specimen record · SW3
SW3 · single-panel CLT wall · cyclic
measured data · CLT wall · cyclic loading
Geometry and lay-up
Test conditions and measurements
Measured response
4,972 curated curve points are available for benchmarking.
144,509 original measured B/C rows reduced to 4,972 original points in acquisition order. The reducer retains global force/displacement extrema, actuator excursion turning points of at least 0.5 mm, and four extrema per time-index bucket. No coordinate smoothing, interpolation, zeroing or sign changes. Positive and negative global peak force and their displacement coordinates are exactly retained. Download the full CSV for unreduced data.
A displacement measured at an actuator includes the test system response. It should not be treated as wall-top displacement or drift without the corresponding measurement definition.
Failure sequence
Campaign and related reports
UNBC / Fast + Epp nailed single-storey CLT shear wallsMd Shahnewaz; Carla Dickof; Thomas Tannert · 2020
Single- and coupled-panel wall campaign conducted at UNBC. Seven source-matched tests are curated here from the larger campaign; they are solid panels without openings.
Reports are linked to this campaign so that the same experiments are not counted again for each publication. Distinct specimens can be distinct tests while sharing an experimental campaign.
- Single storey cross-laminated timber shear walls and connections dataset ↗dataset · DOI 10.17632/wz3d22bbhb.1
Version 1, Experimental Dataset.7z, Dataset 2. Curated workbook row-4 Date headers range from 20/10/20 to 20/11/02 (YY/MM/DD), establishing the 2020 test year independently of the archive filenames.
- Experimental Investigation of Single-Storey CLT Shear Walls ↗conference
CSCE 2022, PDF pp. 2–4, Section 2, Figures 2–3 and Table 1
- Experimental investigation of the hysteretic behaviour of single-story single- and coupled-panel CLT shear walls with nailed connections ↗paper · DOI 10.1016/j.engstruct.2023.116443
Engineering Structures 291 (2023), 116443; related report of the same campaign, linked by Fast + Epp project page
- Single-Storey CLT Shearwall Testing — Fast + Epp ↗other
Conference Papers and Publications sections link the 2022 conference report and 2023 journal report to one testing project
Two linked reports currently recorded: CSCE 2022 and Engineering Structures 2023. This is not an exhaustive publication count. The 2024 proceedings chapter is a published conference version, not another experimental campaign. Dataset is counted separately from publications.
Specimen sources and reuse
- Single storey cross-laminated timber shear walls and connections dataset ↗dataset · DOI 10.17632/wz3d22bbhb.1
Experimental Dataset.7z / Dataset 2 / SW3-2.5-2-20-c.xlsx; sheet "3"; B9:C144517; header/unit rows 7–8
- Experimental Investigation of Single-Storey CLT Shear Walls ↗conference
CSCE 2022, PDF pp. 2–4, Section 2, Figures 2–3 and Table 1
- Experimental investigation of the hysteretic behaviour of single-story single- and coupled-panel CLT shear walls with nailed connections ↗paper · DOI 10.1016/j.engstruct.2023.116443
Engineering Structures 291 (2023), 116443; related report of the same campaign, linked by Fast + Epp project page
- SW3 full measured actuator series (CSV extract) ↗dataset · DOI 10.17632/wz3d22bbhb.1
All 144,509 finite measured B/C rows, in acquisition order. Columns extracted without offset correction, smoothing, sign changes or unit conversion. Original: SW3-2.5-2-20-c.xlsx; sheet "3"; B9:C144517; header/unit rows 7–8
Reuse licence: CC BY 4.0 ↗
Actuator displacement is not the independent wall-top string-pot displacement. Outer-grain orientation, CLT species, moisture and individual failure sequences are not source-verified. No openings or VOL labels are inferred. Cyclic curves must not be treated as monotonic curves; stiffness and energy depend on the chosen protocol and definition.