Relationship between piezoelectric behavior and the stress – strain curve of wood under combined compression and vibration stresses
Relationship between piezoelectric behavior and the stress – strain curve of wood under combined compression and vibration stresses
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压缩和振动联合应力下木材的压电行为与应力-应变曲线的关系
DOI:
10.1007/s10086-003-0590-2
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发表时间:
2004
影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
T. Nakao
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作者:
T. Nakai;M. Hamatake;T. Nakao
It is generally thought that the piezoelectric effect of wood results from natural cellulose crystals in the cell wall. However, natural cellulose cannot exist as a molecule in wood. Many molecular chains of cellulose form fiber structures in bundles with hemicellulose and lignin, ie, microfibrils. The cell wall can be considered as a frame for these microfibrils. Hence, the increase and decrease of the piezoelectric voltage during the deformation of wood originates from the dynamic deformation of the cell wall. Many studies of the piezoelectric effect in wood have examined the physical properties of small specimens of wood under a minute load, but there is very little research on deformation. 1–3 Therefore, we examined test specimens subjected to combined compression and vibration stresses at a 45-degree angle to the fiber direction and load direction, to clarify the relationship between the piezoelectric voltage and deformation. This study elucidated the relationship between piezoelectric behavior and the initial shape of the stress-strain curve.