Influence of temperature and moisture content on non-destructive measurements in Scots pine wood

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Main Authors: Llana, Daniel F., Íñiguez-González, Guillermo, Arriaga, Francisco, Niemz, Peter
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author Llana, Daniel F.
Íñiguez-González, Guillermo
Arriaga, Francisco
Niemz, Peter
author_facet Llana, Daniel F.
Íñiguez-González, Guillermo
Arriaga, Francisco
Niemz, Peter
contents <p>In the present study, non-destructive parameters and mechanical properties have been measured on the principal structural Spanish sawn timber species, Scots pine (<em>Pinus sylvestris</em> L.). Non-destructive testing and three-point bending tests according to DIN 52-186 1978 were conducted on 216 specimens. Specimens were studied at six different temperatures and four different equilibrium moisture contents. The non-destructive testing techniques applied were: ultrasonic wave technique (Sylvatest Duo and Steinkamp BPV) and vibration analysis technique (Grindo Sonic Mk5"Industrial"). Differences in mechanical properties between samples with different temperatures (from -40 to 50ºC) and equilibrium moisture contents (from 10 to 18 %) were studied. Linear tendencies between nondestructive testing and mechanical properties with respect to equilibrium moisture<br>content were obtained. However, two different tendencies (above and below 0ºC) were found with respect to temperature. In addition, adjustment factors are proposed for every variable.</p>
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spellingShingle Influence of temperature and moisture content on non-destructive measurements in Scots pine wood
Llana, Daniel F.
Íñiguez-González, Guillermo
Arriaga, Francisco
Niemz, Peter
Ultrasonic wave, vibration analysis, temperature, equilibrium moisture content, climate conditions, Scots pine
<p>In the present study, non-destructive parameters and mechanical properties have been measured on the principal structural Spanish sawn timber species, Scots pine (<em>Pinus sylvestris</em> L.). Non-destructive testing and three-point bending tests according to DIN 52-186 1978 were conducted on 216 specimens. Specimens were studied at six different temperatures and four different equilibrium moisture contents. The non-destructive testing techniques applied were: ultrasonic wave technique (Sylvatest Duo and Steinkamp BPV) and vibration analysis technique (Grindo Sonic Mk5"Industrial"). Differences in mechanical properties between samples with different temperatures (from -40 to 50ºC) and equilibrium moisture contents (from 10 to 18 %) were studied. Linear tendencies between nondestructive testing and mechanical properties with respect to equilibrium moisture<br>content were obtained. However, two different tendencies (above and below 0ºC) were found with respect to temperature. In addition, adjustment factors are proposed for every variable.</p>
title Influence of temperature and moisture content on non-destructive measurements in Scots pine wood
topic Ultrasonic wave, vibration analysis, temperature, equilibrium moisture content, climate conditions, Scots pine
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17688763