Study on Finite Element Model for Splitting Capacity of Bamboo Culms

Zhang Rong Zhao; Wan Si Fu; Jian Bo Zhou; Wang Han

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.494-495.558

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Study on Finite Element Model for Splitting Capacity of Bamboo Culms

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For the problem of bamboo structure safety caused by bamboo culms splitting, the bamboo culms splitting capacity test method is studied, bamboo culms splitting capacity finite element model based on brittle fracture mechanics is proposed in the work. The results calculated by FEM are consistent with the experimental results, and the error is in 20% or less. The bamboo culms splitting capacity finite element model established above can provide supports for bamboo culms wide engineering applications. The developed model has theory and engineering significance for digital bamboo building optimal design.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 494-495)

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Zhang Rong Zhao*, Wan Si Fu, Jian Bo Zhou, Wang Han

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Bamboo Culms, Finite Element Model (FEM), Splitting Capacity

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