Strength and Durability of Bamboo Treated Through an Oil-curing Process
Investigations on the strength and performance of an oil-cured bamboo Gigantochloa scortechinii in a 12 months ground contact tests show that the bamboo experienced some reduction in their strength properties and greatly enhanced the durability against biodegradation agents. The MoE value in bending...
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| description | Investigations on the strength and performance of an oil-cured bamboo Gigantochloa scortechinii in a 12 months ground contact tests show that the bamboo experienced some reduction in their strength properties and greatly enhanced the durability against biodegradation agents. The MoE value in bending strength were reduced by 13 to 42% in green and 3 to 29% in air-dried condition. In the MoR modulus in the bending strength, the value were reduced by 10 to 35% in green and 2 to 31% in air-dried condition. The compression strength were reduced by 18 to 33% in green and 14 to 27% in air-dried condition. The shear strength were reduced in the ranged between 16 to 58% in green and 14 to 54% in air-dried samples. An overall decreased in weight loss also occurred of oil-cured samples after 12 months of ground contact tests. Green condition sample recorded a decreased in weight loss between 4 to 33% and 4 to 33% in air-dried samples. Control samples that are composed of untreated bamboo and rubberwood experienced weight loss of about 48 and 40%, respectively. An oil-cured bamboo performed much better compared to those of untreated in the ground contact tests. The weight loss in term of percentage after 12 months tests varies from 4 to 34% with samples oil-cured at higher temperature and longer duration losing less weight. |
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| spelling | ums.eprints-345682022-10-28T05:30:24Z https://eprints.ums.edu.my/id/eprint/34568/ Strength and Durability of Bamboo Treated Through an Oil-curing Process Razak Wahab Hashim W. Samsi Mahmud Sudin Janshah Moktar QK1-474.5 General Including geographical distribution SB1-1110 Plant culture Investigations on the strength and performance of an oil-cured bamboo Gigantochloa scortechinii in a 12 months ground contact tests show that the bamboo experienced some reduction in their strength properties and greatly enhanced the durability against biodegradation agents. The MoE value in bending strength were reduced by 13 to 42% in green and 3 to 29% in air-dried condition. In the MoR modulus in the bending strength, the value were reduced by 10 to 35% in green and 2 to 31% in air-dried condition. The compression strength were reduced by 18 to 33% in green and 14 to 27% in air-dried condition. The shear strength were reduced in the ranged between 16 to 58% in green and 14 to 54% in air-dried samples. An overall decreased in weight loss also occurred of oil-cured samples after 12 months of ground contact tests. Green condition sample recorded a decreased in weight loss between 4 to 33% and 4 to 33% in air-dried samples. Control samples that are composed of untreated bamboo and rubberwood experienced weight loss of about 48 and 40%, respectively. An oil-cured bamboo performed much better compared to those of untreated in the ground contact tests. The weight loss in term of percentage after 12 months tests varies from 4 to 34% with samples oil-cured at higher temperature and longer duration losing less weight. ANSInet 2004 Article PeerReviewed text en https://eprints.ums.edu.my/id/eprint/34568/1/Abstract.pdf text en https://eprints.ums.edu.my/id/eprint/34568/2/Full%20text.pdf Razak Wahab and Hashim W. Samsi and Mahmud Sudin and Janshah Moktar (2004) Strength and Durability of Bamboo Treated Through an Oil-curing Process. Journal of Biological Sciences, 4. pp. 658-663. ISSN 1727-3048 https://scialert.net/abstract/?doi=jbs.2004.658.663 https://dx.doi.org/10.3923/jbs.2004.658.663 https://dx.doi.org/10.3923/jbs.2004.658.663 |
| spellingShingle | QK1-474.5 General Including geographical distribution SB1-1110 Plant culture Razak Wahab Hashim W. Samsi Mahmud Sudin Janshah Moktar Strength and Durability of Bamboo Treated Through an Oil-curing Process |
| title | Strength and Durability of Bamboo Treated Through an Oil-curing Process |
| title_full | Strength and Durability of Bamboo Treated Through an Oil-curing Process |
| title_fullStr | Strength and Durability of Bamboo Treated Through an Oil-curing Process |
| title_full_unstemmed | Strength and Durability of Bamboo Treated Through an Oil-curing Process |
| title_short | Strength and Durability of Bamboo Treated Through an Oil-curing Process |
| title_sort | strength and durability of bamboo treated through an oil curing process |
| topic | QK1-474.5 General Including geographical distribution SB1-1110 Plant culture |
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