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Modelling of creep deformation mechanisms in wood: Dissertation
Antti Hanhijärvi
VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland
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Wood
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Hygroexpansion
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Creep
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Creep Deformation Mechanism
100%
Humidity Conditions
50%
Creeping Flow
50%
Mechano-sorptive Effect
50%
Mechano-sorptive
50%
Mathematical Modeling
25%
Desorption
25%
Miniature Specimen
25%
Creep Experiment
25%
Observation Oriented Modeling
25%
Reform Process
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Constitutive Equation
25%
Experiment Results
25%
Material Type
25%
Wood Construction
25%
Quantitative Modeling
25%
Grain Direction
25%
Viscoelastic Creep
25%
Mechano-sorptive Creep
25%
Moisture Distribution
25%
Wooden Members
25%
Wood Beams
25%
Wood Powder
25%
Swelling-shrinkage
25%
Deformation Kinetics
25%
Breaking Process
25%
Generalized Maxwell Model
25%
Maxwell Material
25%
Bond Breaking
25%
Molecular Bond
25%
Molecular Hydrogen
25%
Parallel-to-grain
25%
Wood Modelling
25%
Moisture Deformation
25%
Mathematical Development
25%
Bending Creep
25%
Nonlinear Coupling
25%
Hydrogen Bonds (H-bonds)
25%
Material Model
25%
Flow Equation
25%
Shrinkage Creep
25%
INIS
wood
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deformation
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modeling
100%
creep
100%
equations
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moisture
18%
interactions
18%
coupling
18%
humidity
18%
tools
9%
applications
9%
reviews
9%
construction
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kinetics
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strains
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size
9%
bending
9%
mathematical models
9%
distribution
9%
hydrogen
9%
accumulation
9%
nonlinear problems
9%
shrinkage
9%
beams
9%
desorption
9%
cross sections
9%
swelling
9%
experiment results
9%
Engineering
Creep
100%
Deformation Mechanism
100%
Mathematical Modelling
9%
Good Agreement
9%
Applicability
9%
Combined Effect
9%
Experimental Work
9%
Theoretical Work
9%
Constitutive Equation
9%
Model Type
9%
Fundamental Assumption
9%
Molecular Hydrogen
9%
Cross Section
9%
Main Result
9%
Flow Equation
9%