Selection of Fitting Models of the Moisture Content for Paper Honeycomb Sandwich Panel

Dong Mei Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.200.58

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Selection of Fitting Models of the Moisture Content for Paper Honeycomb Sandwich Panel

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The influence of temperature and relative humidity on the moisture content of paper honeycomb sandwich panels was studied. The moisture content of paper honeycomb sandwich panels was fitted by three mathematical models. The fitting results were evaluated by experimental data, and the best fitting model and its parameters were determined. The results indicate that in three models, the GAB (Guggenheim, Anderson and De Boer) model is the best suited to predict the moisture content of paper honeycomb sandwich panels in different temperature and humidity conditions.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 200)

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Dong Mei Wang

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GAB Model, Moisture Content, Paper Honeycomb Sandwich Panel, Relative Humidity, Temperature

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