Time dependence of Poisson’s effect in wood III: asymmetry of three-dimensional viscoelastic compliance matrix of Japanese cypress
Tóm tắt
To understand the viscoelasticity of wood three dimensionally, matched samples of Japanese cypress were loaded in uniaxial tensile creep in the longitudinal (L), radial (R), and tangential (T) directions at approximately 9.7 % equilibrium moisture content. Longitudinal and transverse strains were measured for the determination of viscoelastic Poisson’s ratios and three-dimensional viscoelastic compliance tensors concerning the normal strain. The changes in the transverse strains showed the same tendencies as those in the longitudinal strains, in all directions of loading. That is, during creep, the absolute value of transverse strain continued to increase with the gradual reduction in the increase rate; immediately after the removal of the load, it recovered rapidly, after which it continued to recover slowly. The transverse strain increased most easily in the T direction, followed by R and L, during creep. All the viscoelastic Poisson’s ratios and the absolute values of all elements of the viscoelastic compliance increased logarithmically with creep time. The three-dimensional viscoelastic compliance matrix for Japanese cypress is concluded to be asymmetric.
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