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Thursday 15 December 2016

Improvement of Mechanical Properties of Wood-Plastic Composite Floors Based on the Optimum Structural Design

Published Date
August 2016, Vol.29(4):444454, doi:10.1016/S0894-9166(16)30246-4

  • Author 
  • Yang Zhang a
  • Ping Xue a,,
  • Yun Ding a
  • Mingyin Jia a
  • Jianchen Cai b
  • Xiaoming Jin a

  • aCollege of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, Beijing University of Chemical Technology, Beijing 100029, China
    bCollege of Mechanical Engineering, Quzhou University, Quzgou 324000, China

    Received 20 January 2015. Revised 5 March 2016. Available online 6 October 2016.

    Abstract

    A study is carried out on the structural design of wood-plastic composite floors. The geometric parameters of the cavities, the structure, and the means to optimize the performance of these light boards are investigated. Various structural parameters of the boards, such as size, shape, and the pattern of cavities are also studied. The optimal structure can be determined by calculation and analysis of the strength, stiffness, weight and cost of the material. A finite element model for the mechanical analysis of wood-plastic composite floors is established; and the results are used to verify the strength criteria under bending deformation, which is the most common loading condition of flooring board.

    Key words

  • wood plastic composite
  • cavities
  • flooring board
  • optimal structure
  • the finite element model

  • Project supported by the National 12th Five-Year Plan of Science and Technology with Grant No. 2012BAD23B0203.

    Corresponding author

    Copyright © 2016 The Chinese Society of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics. Published by Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
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    http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0894916616302464

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