Corrugated Wood Composite Panels For Structural Decking
Corrugated Wood Composite Panels For Structural Decking
Corrugated Wood Composite Panels For Structural Decking
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List of TablesTable 1: Input properties of FFSS plate for convergence studies..................................... 39Table 2: Deflection error of single-span original and corrected beam models from FEmodel......................................................................................................................... 50Table 3: Deflection error of two-span original and corrected beam models from FEmodel......................................................................................................................... 55Table 4: Specifications for 16”x16” corrugated panels. ................................................... 70Table 5: Test layout for 16"x16" corrugated panels. ........................................................ 71Table 6: Moisture content and density of weak axis bending test specimens. ................. 73Table 7: Sensitivity studies of Poisson’s’s ratio of 3"x16" weak axis bending specimens.................................................................................................................................... 75Table 8: Sensitivity studies of thickness of 3"x16" weak axis bending specimens.......... 76Table 9: Sensitivity studies of shear modulus of 3"x16" weak axis bending specimens. 77Table 10: Sensitivity studies of MOE of 3"x16" weak axis bending specimens.............. 78Table 11: FE models for weak axis bending of 3"x16" specimens with different MOE andthicknesses. ............................................................................................................... 79Table 12: MOE and weak axis bending stiffness of 3”x16” specimens estimated using FEmodels. ...................................................................................................................... 80Table 13: MOE, bending stiffness and strength of weak axis bending tests, estimatedusing beam models.................................................................................................... 83Table 14: Moisture content and density of strong axis bending test specimens............... 85Table 15: Sensitivity studies of Poisson’s ratio of 16"x16" strong axis bendingspecimens.................................................................................................................. 88Table 16: Sensitivity studies of thickness of 16"x16" strong axis bending specimens. ... 89Table 17: Sensitivity studies of MOE of 16”x16" strong axis bending specimens. ......... 90Table 18: Sensitivity studies of shear modulus of 16"x16" strong axis bending specimens.................................................................................................................................... 91Table 19: FE models for strong axis bending of 16"x16" specimens with different MOEand thicknesses.......................................................................................................... 93xiii