DEVELOPMENT OF A TECHNIQUE TO DETERMINE THE 3D ELASTICITY TENSOR OF WOOD AS APPLIED TO DRYING STRESS MODELING
The objective of this study was to develop an accurate and simple method for measuring the engineering coefficients of the 3D elasticity tensor of wood. A method using a semi-ring extensometer (SRE) and a compression specimen (6-specimen technique) is proposed. The SRE is made of a semi-ring stainle...
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Universidad del Bío-Bío
2008
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| Sumario: | The objective of this study was to develop an accurate and simple method for measuring the engineering coefficients of the 3D elasticity tensor of wood. A method using a semi-ring extensometer (SRE) and a compression specimen (6-specimen technique) is proposed. The SRE is made of a semi-ring stainless steel blade pin-jointed to two aluminum fixing plates, and two resistance strain gauges bonded to the top and bottom faces of the blade at mid-span position. Groups of five matched compression specimens (20 mm x 20 mm x 60 mm) from black spruce wood (Picea mariana (Mill.) B.S.P.), cut in six different orientations with respect to load axis (three orthotropic directions and three diagonal directions at an angle of 45 degrees to the load axis) were used for the calibration of the SRE. A resistance strain gauge bonded directly to the wood surface was used as a reference for both the axial and transverse measurements. The validation of the technique was made with another series of specimens cut in the same six orientations. The axial strain data of the SRE were then compared to the ones obtained from a linear displacement sensor (LVDT). For the transverse directions, the SRE results in terms of Poissons ratios and shear moduli were compared with corresponding data obtained from the literature. Results showed that the R² value of the relationship between the Youngs moduli determined with the SRE and the LVDT varied from 0.88 to 0.97. The SRE technique appeared also reliable to evaluate both the Poissons ratios and shear moduli as the obtained values were in good agreement with the literature data. As compared to bonded strain gauges, the SRE technique is reusable, simpler and cheaper to use and its sensitivity is nearly independent of temperature |
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