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AUTHOR(S): Dong-Man Ryu, Jong-Hwan Kim, Jae-Myung Lee
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KEYWORDS Compressed laminated wood, compressive test, fracture behavior, burst phenomenon, cryogenic test, LNG storage tank support |
ABSTRACT The objective of this study was to investigate the fracture characteristics and compressive strengths of compressed laminated wood (CLW) according to loading directions. The results for compressive strength in the CLW tended to be constant regardless of the number of laminae. It appears that there is no size effect under compressive load, and the CLW had the different strength values and the fracture characteristics according to the loading direction and temperature. In particular, the fracture behavior of the CLW in room temperature and cryogenic tests was such that it exhibited a burst phenomenon under the compressive load in the parallel direction relative to stacking direction. It was identified that the fracture characteristic for the burst phenomenon is associated with shear fracture in the laminated composite material. |
Cite this paper Dong-Man Ryu, Jong-Hwan Kim, Jae-Myung Lee. (2017) Effect of Loading Direction and Temperature on Compressive Behavior of Compressed Laminated Wood in LNG/LPG Tank Supporter. International Journal of Mechanical Engineering, 2, 11-14 |
