Effect of Component Volume Fractions on Elastic Parameters of Poplar Wood Based on Improved Hofstetter Model

WANG Zhongcheng; YANG Na; LI Jiulin

doi:10.12326/j.2096-9694.2023152

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Effect of Component Volume Fractions on Elastic Parameters of Poplar Wood Based on Improved Hofstetter Model
1.Beijing Urban Construction Group Co.,Ltd.,Beijing 100088,China
2.School of Civil Engineering,Beijing Jiaotong University,Beijing 100044,China
Vol. 38, Issue 2, Pages: 12-19(2024)
Published： 30 March 2024 ，
DOI： 10.12326/j.2096-9694.2023152

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王忠铖,杨娜,李久林.基于改进Hofstetter模型的杨木组分体积分数对其弹性参数的影响规律[J].木材科学与技术,2024,38(02):12-19.

WANG Zhongcheng,YANG Na,LI Jiulin.Effect of Component Volume Fractions on Elastic Parameters of Poplar Wood Based on Improved Hofstetter Model[J].Chinese Journal of Wood Science and Technology,2024,38(02):12-19.
王忠铖,杨娜,李久林.基于改进Hofstetter模型的杨木组分体积分数对其弹性参数的影响规律[J].木材科学与技术,2024,38(02):12-19. DOI： 10.12326/j.2096-9694.2023152.

WANG Zhongcheng,YANG Na,LI Jiulin.Effect of Component Volume Fractions on Elastic Parameters of Poplar Wood Based on Improved Hofstetter Model[J].Chinese Journal of Wood Science and Technology,2024,38(02):12-19. DOI： 10.12326/j.2096-9694.2023152.

摘要

木材的微观结构和组分构成是影响其弹性参数的重要因素，但关于木材组分体积分数变化对其弹性参数影响的研究相对较少。通过引入灰分因素，对Hofstetter木材连续微观力学模型进行改进，并在此基础上分析杨木组分的体积分数变化对其弹性参数的影响规律。研究表明：改进的Hofstetter模型可较准确预测杨木的顺纹弹性模量，误差绝对值仅13.71%。结晶纤维素等自身刚度较大的组分体积分数增大时，杨木的弹性模量和剪切模量增幅较大；聚合物网络、无定形纤维素体积分数增大时，泊松比增幅较大；木质素、半纤维素体积分数变化对所有弹性参数的影响均较小。

Abstract

The microstructure characteristics and composition of wood are important factors that affect elastic parameters. However

little research has been conducted on the impact of volume fraction changes in wood components. The Hofstetter continuum micromechanics model for wood was improved by introducing ash. The effect of changes in the component volume fraction of poplar wood on elastic parameters was discussed. The result shows that the improved Hofstetter model can accurately predict the longitudinal elastic modulus

with an absolute value of error of 13.71%. The elastic modulus and shear modulus of poplar increase significantly when the component volume fraction with high stiffness such as crystalline cellulose increases. When the volume fraction of polymer network or amorphous cellulose increases

the increase of Poisson’s ratio is significant. Changes in the volume fraction of lignin or hemicellulose have a small impact on all elastic parameters.

关键词

杨木改进Hofstetter模型连续介质假设组分弹性参数组分体积分数变化

Keywords

poplar woodimproved Hofstetter modelcontinuous medium hypothesiscomponentselastic parameterchanges in component volume fractions

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