Abstract
Abstract The elastodynamic properties of anisotropic, short fibre-reinforced, thin cement sheets have been determined by frequency measurements in the vicinity of longitudinal, flexural and torsional resonance frequencies of rod samples in their different modes of vibration. It is shown that the experimental techniques described in the present paper provide results of good accuracy. For one type of material with plastic and cellulose fibre reinforcement, in-plane and transverse tensile and shear moduli are given and the influence of humidity, age and temperature on damping and stiffness is discussed.
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