Studying the effect of acetylation Beech on interfacial bonding resistance of transparent paint (nitrocellulose lacquer, asid catalyzed lacquer and Half Ppolyester)

In this study, structural performance of corner joint reinforced by fiber reinforced polymers (FRP) at the area of maximum tension stress was investigated under diagonal tension loading. Therefore 1 to 3 layers of unidirectional woven Glass, Carbon and Kevlar fibers were used and hand lay-up was don...

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Autores principales: shahram tahmasebi, behzad bazyar, habibolah Khademi Islam, mohammad Ghofrani
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spelling oai:doaj.org-article:03f62701c5c24945aaadddfa443639102021-12-02T04:55:22ZStudying the effect of acetylation Beech on interfacial bonding resistance of transparent paint (nitrocellulose lacquer, asid catalyzed lacquer and Half Ppolyester)1735-09132383-112X10.22092/ijwpr.2015.102671https://doaj.org/article/03f62701c5c24945aaadddfa443639102016-03-01T00:00:00Zhttp://ijwpr.areeo.ac.ir/article_102671_b41233dd4ca69d36343e1e1c5aa8e135.pdfhttps://doaj.org/toc/1735-0913https://doaj.org/toc/2383-112XIn this study, structural performance of corner joint reinforced by fiber reinforced polymers (FRP) at the area of maximum tension stress was investigated under diagonal tension loading. Therefore 1 to 3 layers of unidirectional woven Glass, Carbon and Kevlar fibers were used and hand lay-up was done by vinyl ester and epoxy resins. Results of load-displacement curve at yield point exhibited capability of the reinforcing layers in preventing joint opening to some extent under load. However, failure was observed at the joint due to picking fibers from wood surface or members fracture near the interface when loading increased. Since the reinforced zones of the joints by FRP show the maximum shear stress, consequently the separation of fibers from wood surfaces increased at these locations. The adhesion of FRP layers to joint surface was not appropriate due to difficult process of layering at right angle of joints followed by probable formation of air bubbles. The results of assessing FRPs reinforcing behaviour indicated that application of vinyl ester in comparison with epoxy as matrix exhibited better performance. In addition, glass and carbon fibers showed better performance than Kevlar fibers as reinforcing agents.shahram tahmasebibehzad bazyarhabibolah Khademi Islammohammad GhofraniRegional Information Center for Science and Technology (RICeST)articleAcetylationnitrocellulose lacquerasid catalyzed lacquer and Half Ppolyesterbeechbond resistanceForestrySD1-669.5FAتحقیقات علوم چوب و کاغذ ایران, Vol 31, Iss 1, Pp 105-117 (2016)
institution DOAJ
collection DOAJ
language FA
topic Acetylation
nitrocellulose lacquer
asid catalyzed lacquer and Half Ppolyester
beech
bond resistance
Forestry
SD1-669.5
spellingShingle Acetylation
nitrocellulose lacquer
asid catalyzed lacquer and Half Ppolyester
beech
bond resistance
Forestry
SD1-669.5
shahram tahmasebi
behzad bazyar
habibolah Khademi Islam
mohammad Ghofrani
Studying the effect of acetylation Beech on interfacial bonding resistance of transparent paint (nitrocellulose lacquer, asid catalyzed lacquer and Half Ppolyester)
description In this study, structural performance of corner joint reinforced by fiber reinforced polymers (FRP) at the area of maximum tension stress was investigated under diagonal tension loading. Therefore 1 to 3 layers of unidirectional woven Glass, Carbon and Kevlar fibers were used and hand lay-up was done by vinyl ester and epoxy resins. Results of load-displacement curve at yield point exhibited capability of the reinforcing layers in preventing joint opening to some extent under load. However, failure was observed at the joint due to picking fibers from wood surface or members fracture near the interface when loading increased. Since the reinforced zones of the joints by FRP show the maximum shear stress, consequently the separation of fibers from wood surfaces increased at these locations. The adhesion of FRP layers to joint surface was not appropriate due to difficult process of layering at right angle of joints followed by probable formation of air bubbles. The results of assessing FRPs reinforcing behaviour indicated that application of vinyl ester in comparison with epoxy as matrix exhibited better performance. In addition, glass and carbon fibers showed better performance than Kevlar fibers as reinforcing agents.
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author shahram tahmasebi
behzad bazyar
habibolah Khademi Islam
mohammad Ghofrani
author_facet shahram tahmasebi
behzad bazyar
habibolah Khademi Islam
mohammad Ghofrani
author_sort shahram tahmasebi
title Studying the effect of acetylation Beech on interfacial bonding resistance of transparent paint (nitrocellulose lacquer, asid catalyzed lacquer and Half Ppolyester)
title_short Studying the effect of acetylation Beech on interfacial bonding resistance of transparent paint (nitrocellulose lacquer, asid catalyzed lacquer and Half Ppolyester)
title_full Studying the effect of acetylation Beech on interfacial bonding resistance of transparent paint (nitrocellulose lacquer, asid catalyzed lacquer and Half Ppolyester)
title_fullStr Studying the effect of acetylation Beech on interfacial bonding resistance of transparent paint (nitrocellulose lacquer, asid catalyzed lacquer and Half Ppolyester)
title_full_unstemmed Studying the effect of acetylation Beech on interfacial bonding resistance of transparent paint (nitrocellulose lacquer, asid catalyzed lacquer and Half Ppolyester)
title_sort studying the effect of acetylation beech on interfacial bonding resistance of transparent paint (nitrocellulose lacquer, asid catalyzed lacquer and half ppolyester)
publisher Regional Information Center for Science and Technology (RICeST)
publishDate 2016
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