Composite Middle Lamella Hardness and Young’s Modulus of Artificial Dried Spruce Wood by Nanoindentation

Zdeněk Prošek; Jaroslav Topič; Pavel Tesárek; Václav Nežerka; Vlastimil Králik

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.827.320

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Composite Middle Lamella Hardness and Young’s Modulus of Artificial Dried Spruce Wood by Nanoindentation

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The presented article deals with the influence of the drying process on the micro-mechanical properties of the composite middle lamella. The purpose of the composite middle lamella is to connecti individual cells. Micromechanical properties were obtained using nanoindentation and directly continuous stiffness measurement technique. Indentation modulus of tested samples was 11.45 GPa for natural dried wood and 12.51 GPa for artificial dried wood.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 827)

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Zdeněk Prošek*, Jaroslav Topič, Pavel Tesárek, Václav Nežerka, Vlastimil Králik

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Composite Middle Lamella, Continuous Stiffness Measurement, Drying Process, Nanoindentation, Spruce

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