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Title Properties of tropically sourced timber subjected to elevated temperature // Magazine of Civil Engineering. – 2021. – № 8 (108). — С. 10811
Creators Kencanawati N. N. ; Rofaida A. ; Sugiartha I. W. ; Beriman A. ; Putri A. I. T.
Imprint 2021
Collection Общая коллекция
Subjects Деревообрабатывающая промышленность ; Древесиноведение ; wood of tropical origin ; wood properties ; wood fire resistance ; laminated wood ; wood charring ; древесина тропического происхождения ; свойства древесины ; огнестойкость древесины ; слоистая древесина ; обугливание древесины ; пожароустойчивость древесины
UDC 674.02
LBC 37.11
Document type Article, report
Language English
DOI 10.34910/MCE.108.11
Rights Свободный доступ из сети Интернет (чтение, печать, копирование)
Record key RU\SPSTU\edoc\67999
Record create date 3/24/2022

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Char layer is an important parameter for the fire-resistance design of timber. The char-layer insulates the inner layer (core) from high temperature to prevent further damage due to fire. This paper assesses the post-fire properties of tropical solid and laminated timber originating from Indonesia. The species are white teak, bayur, rajumas, and sengon. The timber was exposed to fire at time interval of 30, 45, and 60 min. The temperature growth was set according to ISO 834 standard heating curve. The result shows that the average of charring rate of species with greater density and longer time of exposure is smaller than that of species with smaller density and shorter time of exposure. The charring rate of tropical solid and glulam timber has a linear inverse relationship to the density at each time of exposure. The average experimental data linear regression suggests that tropically sourced timber with a density of more than 400 kg/m{3} meets the charring rate of European standard. However, all experimental results agree with the Australian standard. Furthermore, according to post-fire mechanical properties examination, the solid timber core shows increased strength after fire; meanwhile, a strength decrease exists in glulam core.

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  • 1. Introduction
  • 2. Methods
    • 2.1. Charring Rate Determination
    • 2.2. Materials
    • 2.3. Fire Experiments
  • 3. Result and Discussion
    • 3.1. Depth of charring
    • 3.2. Charring rate
    • 3.3. Influence of density on charring rate
    • 3.4. Post-fire mechanical properties
  • 4. Conclusion

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