Abstract
Reliability analysis of mechanical strength could be used for evaluation of wood scrimber properties in this study. Normal, lognormal, and Weibull distributions were used to determine and selected the optimal model for wood scrimber for the first time. The results of reliability analysis indicated that the bending and tensile strength were well fit for normal distribution. Weibull distribution could describe the probability distribution law of compression strength, and lognormal distribution could reflect the probability distribution law of shear strength, respectively. The standard value of each mechanical strength was determined and compared in accordance with two methods. This illustrated that a significant difference between these two methods is evident in the case of modulus of elasticity (MOE), compression strength (CS), and shear strength (SS), while modulus of rupture (MOR) and tensile strength (TS) yielded similar data. The improvement in mechanical strengths was remarkably affected by the increase in density. Moreover, the microstructure of wood scrimber has a good ratio of deformation with respect to density, which can be significantly explained by compressive densification. The results suggest that the deformation ratio increased from 49.75% to 78.67%, which might reflect the variation in macroscopic mechanical strength of wood scrimber.
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