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Ice Hockey Arena in Jičín, Czech Republic

The new ice hockey arena in Jičín, Czech Republic, has an impressive, column‑free roof structure consisting of truss girders made of glued-laminated timber.

Structural analysis was performed in the structural engineering programs by Dlubal Software.

Structural System

The roof construction, built of GL28c glued-laminated timber, has the following dimensions:

  • Length: 236 ft
  • Width: 138 ft
  • Height: 36 ft

The principal roof truss is composed of seven three‑hinged frames arranged in a spacing of 16.4 ft, each with curved corners and a span length of 138 ft.

Seven half‑frames with a span length of 68.9 ft stand at both ends of the hall. They are connected to the exterior main frames in a star shape.

The secondary framework structure consists of single‑span purlins which are attached to the frame. The roof is stiffened by the frames in the transversal direction and by steel bracing in the longitudinal direction.

The complete timber structure has been assigned to service class 2. All structural timber components have fire resistance class F 15, the structural steel parts have F 0.

The ice hockey arena opened its doors at the end of 2011.

Structural Analysis
Ingenieurbüro Baumruck + Oswald
Structural Design Ingenieurbüro Baumruck + Oswald
www.baumruck-oswald.de
Design and Construction ACS Production


Project Specifications

Model data

Number of Nodes 559
Number of Lines 694
Number of Members 694
Number of Load Cases 11
Number of Load Combinations 104
Number of Result Combinations 3
Total Weight 114.799 tons
Dimensions 237.25 x 138.82 x 31.59 feet
Program Version 5.11.01

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