Particle image velocimetry technique for analysis of retractibility in woods of Pinus elliottii

Abstract: The aim of this work was to verify the ability to use the Particle Image Velocimetry technique for measurements of dimensional variations resulting from wood retractability of Pinus elliottii wood, initially saturated and with the surface marked with multiple dots of ink randomly distribut...

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Autores principales: Hélio de Novais Miranda,Eduardo, Pathele Ferreira,Rayner, Pereira,Rodrigo Allan, Oliveira Guedes,Taiane, Pujaico Rivera,Fernando
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spelling oai:scielo:S0718-221X20210001004632021-09-21Particle image velocimetry technique for analysis of retractibility in woods of Pinus elliottiiHélio de Novais Miranda,EduardoPathele Ferreira,RaynerPereira,Rodrigo AllanOliveira Guedes,TaianePujaico Rivera,Fernando Drying image analysis non-destructive techniques physical properties Pinus elliottii. Abstract: The aim of this work was to verify the ability to use the Particle Image Velocimetry technique for measurements of dimensional variations resulting from wood retractability of Pinus elliottii wood, initially saturated and with the surface marked with multiple dots of ink randomly distributed, was used in this work to apply the Particle Image Velocimetry technique. The specimens were dried and images were captured during the process. The images obtained were processed by the Particle Image Velocimetry algorithm and the deformations that occurred were calculated. For comparison, a conventional method (pachymeter) was used to measure the dimensions of the specimen during drying. The variation in dimensions obtained on the surface of the specimens from the Particle Image Velocimetry technique was 2,28 % for the radial direction and 0,20 % for the longitudinal direction of the fibers. With the standardized method, these values were 2,18 % for the radial direction and 0,21 % for longitudinal. The reduction in the average area of the specimens was 3,85 % by the Particle Image Velocimetry technique and 3,77 % by the conventional methodology. It was concluded that the Particle Image Velocimetry technique was able to accurately measure the displacements on the surface of the Pinus elliottii specimens, resulting in values statistically similar to those reached through the use of the conventional measurement method, demonstrating its reliability.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessUniversidad del Bío-BíoMaderas. Ciencia y tecnología v.23 20212021-01-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0718-221X2021000100463en10.4067/s0718-221x2021000100463
institution Scielo Chile
collection Scielo Chile
language English
topic Drying
image analysis
non-destructive techniques
physical properties
Pinus elliottii.
spellingShingle Drying
image analysis
non-destructive techniques
physical properties
Pinus elliottii.
Hélio de Novais Miranda,Eduardo
Pathele Ferreira,Rayner
Pereira,Rodrigo Allan
Oliveira Guedes,Taiane
Pujaico Rivera,Fernando
Particle image velocimetry technique for analysis of retractibility in woods of Pinus elliottii
description Abstract: The aim of this work was to verify the ability to use the Particle Image Velocimetry technique for measurements of dimensional variations resulting from wood retractability of Pinus elliottii wood, initially saturated and with the surface marked with multiple dots of ink randomly distributed, was used in this work to apply the Particle Image Velocimetry technique. The specimens were dried and images were captured during the process. The images obtained were processed by the Particle Image Velocimetry algorithm and the deformations that occurred were calculated. For comparison, a conventional method (pachymeter) was used to measure the dimensions of the specimen during drying. The variation in dimensions obtained on the surface of the specimens from the Particle Image Velocimetry technique was 2,28 % for the radial direction and 0,20 % for the longitudinal direction of the fibers. With the standardized method, these values were 2,18 % for the radial direction and 0,21 % for longitudinal. The reduction in the average area of the specimens was 3,85 % by the Particle Image Velocimetry technique and 3,77 % by the conventional methodology. It was concluded that the Particle Image Velocimetry technique was able to accurately measure the displacements on the surface of the Pinus elliottii specimens, resulting in values statistically similar to those reached through the use of the conventional measurement method, demonstrating its reliability.
author Hélio de Novais Miranda,Eduardo
Pathele Ferreira,Rayner
Pereira,Rodrigo Allan
Oliveira Guedes,Taiane
Pujaico Rivera,Fernando
author_facet Hélio de Novais Miranda,Eduardo
Pathele Ferreira,Rayner
Pereira,Rodrigo Allan
Oliveira Guedes,Taiane
Pujaico Rivera,Fernando
author_sort Hélio de Novais Miranda,Eduardo
title Particle image velocimetry technique for analysis of retractibility in woods of Pinus elliottii
title_short Particle image velocimetry technique for analysis of retractibility in woods of Pinus elliottii
title_full Particle image velocimetry technique for analysis of retractibility in woods of Pinus elliottii
title_fullStr Particle image velocimetry technique for analysis of retractibility in woods of Pinus elliottii
title_full_unstemmed Particle image velocimetry technique for analysis of retractibility in woods of Pinus elliottii
title_sort particle image velocimetry technique for analysis of retractibility in woods of pinus elliottii
publisher Universidad del Bío-Bío
publishDate 2021
url http://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0718-221X2021000100463
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