application of acoustic tomography and ultrasonic waves to estimate stiffness constants of muiracatiara brazilian wood

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2015
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Abstract
Determination of the stiffness constants of Muiracatiara wood (Astronium lecointei) was performed using Fakopp 3D acoustic tomography and James V Mk II ultrasound devices. Specific gravity, moisture content, and compression perpendicular to grain tests followed standard Brazilian requirements. Statistical tests were calculated to 99% confidence intervals. Using Christoffel’s equation, equality between stiffness constants and static modulus of elasticity occurred only when using the acoustic tomography device. These results show the importance of the acoustic tomography device, not only to detect defects, but also in determining elastic constants of wood.
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Authors ;Rejane Costa Alves;Judy Norka Rodo Mantilla;Cynara Fiedler Bremer;Edgar Vladimiro Mantilla Carrasco
Journal medical archives (sarajevo, bosnia and herzegovina)
Year 2015
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10.15376/biores.10.1.1845-1856
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