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Scientia Silvae Sinicae ›› 2020, Vol. 56 ›› Issue (8): 131-140.doi: 10.11707/j.1001-7488.20200815

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Preparation and Mechanical Property Evaluation of Glued Laminated Bamboo Based on High Frequency Heating

Yanhe Liu1,Jianbo Zhou1,2,*,Wansi Fu1,Bin Zhang1,2,Feihu Chang1,Wen He3   

  1. 1. Beijing Institute of Forestry Machinery, National Forestry and Grassland Administration Beijing 100029
    2. Research Institute of Forestry New Technology, CAF Beijing 100091
    3. College of Materials Science and Engineering, Nanjing Forestry University Nanjing 210037
  • Received:2020-03-09 Online:2020-08-25 Published:2020-09-15
  • Contact: Jianbo Zhou

Abstract:

Objective: The purpose of this study was to explore the effects of bamboo moisture content, hot pressing pressure, glue consumption and hot pressing temperature on the mechanical properties of glued laminated bamboo after high-frequency hot pressing, and to optimize the processing technology of bamboos with better mechanical properties. Method: This research was carried out by orthogonal design of experiment, using the high frequency heating mode of processing, with phenolic resin (PF) as adhesive. The effects of four variables including moisture content, hot pressing pressure, glue consumption and hot pressing temperature on mechanical performance of bamboo integrated timber molded by high-frequency hot press were investigated, during which the measuring parameters included bending strength and shearing strength. By variance analysis and further establishing the mathematical model of bending strength and shearing strength, analysis of the mechanical properties of the optimal solution were analyzed. Result: Range analysis showed that the order of influence of thermal pressure parameters on bending strength was hot pressing pressure, moisture content, hot pressing temperature and glue consumption, while the order of influence of thermal hot pressure parameters on shear strength was glue consumption, moisture content, hot pressing pressure and hot pressing temperature. According to the main effect analysis, grade 4 moisture content, grade 1 hot pressing pressure, grade 1 glue consumption and grade 3 hot pressing temperature were hot pressing parameters for the best bending strength, and grade 1 moisture content, grade 1 hot pressing pressure, grade 2 glue consumption and grade 3 hot pressing temperature were hot pressing parameters for the best shear strength. The interaction analysis results showed that there was an interaction among the thermal pressure parameters. The analysis of variance showed that the hot pressing pressure was the most important factor influencing the bending strength of glued laminated bamboo, and the glue consumption was the most important factor influencing the shear strength of glued laminated bamboo. According to the mathematical model, the optimal solution of maximum bending strength was obtained:15% moisture content, 2.0 MPa hot pressing pressure, 260 g·m-2 glue consumption, 130℃ hot pressing temperature, and the bending strength was 168.51 MPa. The optimal solution of shear strength was obtained:10.2% moisture content, 2.0 MPa hot pressing pressure, 240 g·m-2 glue consumption and 130℃ hot pressing temperature, and the shear strength was 263.26 MPa. Conclusion: In this paper, our study showed that four parameters of moisture content, hot pressing pressure, glue consumption and hot pressing temperature have an effect on the mechanical properties of high-frequency hot pressing glued laminated bamboo. A mathematical model which can effectively reflect the influences of hot pressing parameters on the mechanical properties ofglued laminated bamboo is proposed. The mechanical properties of glued laminated bamboo produced by high-frequency hot pressing technology can meet the relevant standards and utilization requirements, and can provide technical reference for glued laminated bamboo molded by high-frequency hot pressing.

Key words: glued laminated bamboo, high frequency heating, mechanical properties, bending strength, shear strength, mathematical model

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