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1. • • Usually, they are either steel rings, called split rings, that are placed in grooves in adjoining members to prevent relative movement or metal plates, called shear plates, embedded in the faces of adjoining timbers. The bolts or lag screws are used with these connectors to prevent the timbers from separating.
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   What is a shear plate & split ring?

   • Shear Plates and Split Rings are used in bolted connections to engage a larger volume of wood, and achieve much higher capacities than bolts alone. Shear Plates are installed flush into the surface of a timber, and can be used with either a steel side plate, or a wood side plate with a mating shear plate.

   Shear Plates and Split Rings | Specialized Timber Fasteners

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   What are split ring and shear-plate connectors?

   • Split ring and shear-plate connectors are used in laterally loaded timber-to-timber and steel-to-timber joints. Split ring connectors are exclusively applied in timber-to-timber joints, whilst shear-plate connectors may be used for steel-to-timber as well. Shear-plate connectors are normally installed before the assembly of the structure.

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   How strong is a split ring connector?

   • Connection strength depends on timber and connector dimensions, spacing, end distances and density of the timber. However connection stiffness depends mainly on the connector diameter and the timber density. In split-ring connectors, the load is transferred from one timber member to another through embedding stresses via the split-ring connector.

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   What is a split ring?

   • Split Rings are set into a groove between wood members, so that one half of its depth is in each side. They are available in two diameters: 102mm (for use with 19mm bolts) and 64mm (for use with 13mm dia. bolts). The specialized tools to create the daps and grooves for each connector are also available for purchase or rental.

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   What are reference design values for split ring & shear plate connectors?

   • Reference design values are for split ring and shear plate connectors installed in side grain with edge dis-tance, end distance, and spacing greater than or equal to the minimum required for C∆ = 1.0.

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   How do you tighten a split ring or shear plate connector?

   • Where split ring or shear plate connectors are installed in wood which is not seasoned to the moisture content normal to the conditions of service, the connections shall be tight-ened by turning down the nuts periodically until mois-ture equilibrium is reached.

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   Shear Plates and Split Rings are used in bolted connections to engage a larger volume of wood, and achieve much higher capacities than bolts alone. Shear Plates are installed flush into the surface of a timber, and can be used with either a steel side plate, or a wood side plate with a mating shear plate.

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   May 15, 2014 · Split rings and shear plates are both connectors used in assemblies with bolts to increase the shear capacity available from bolts only. As noted above, rotation is not the consideration, although a connection with only one bolt would certainly be capable of rotating.

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   Aug 27, 2020 · connector unit shall be defined as one of the fol-lowing: One split ring with its bolt or lag screw in sin-gle shear (see Figure 13A). Two shear plates used back to back in the con-tact faces of a wood-to-wood connection with their bolt or lag screw in single shear (see Fig-ures 13B and 13C).

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   Oct 24, 2021 · Split ring connector joints are used in laterally loaded timber-to-timber connections, whilst shear plate connector joints can also be applied in steel-to-timber connections. Timber and connector dimensions, spacing, end distances and density are the primary influences on the connection strength.

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   Designed for heavy shear loads in timber to timber connections. The Split Ring with the bevelled inside and outside face makes it easier to insert in the pre-cut grooves and also gives greater load capacity. The Ring is split across at one point, the split being in the form of a tongue and groove.

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    Split-ring connector joints are used in laterally loaded timber-to-timber connections. Connection strength depends on timber and connector dimensions, spacing, end distances and density of the timber. However connection stiffness depends mainly on the connector diameter and the timber density.