Search Results - "Paxton, B.H."
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Modelling the creep behavior of chipboard: the rheological approach
Published in Wood science and technology (01-08-1998)“…The process of applying the rheological approach to describe creep deformation has been investigated using the 5-parameter model developed by Pierce and…”
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Fatigue and creep in chipboard. 2. The influence of slow cyclic fatigue on the creep behaviour of chipboard at a range of stress levels and moisture contents
Published in Wood science and technology (1995)“…Matched samples of chipboard were loaded in four-point bending under either a 7 hours loaded/17 hours unloaded cycle, a 17 hours loaded/7 unloaded cycle, or…”
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Creep in chipboard: Part 10: The effect of variable climate on the creep behaviour of a range of chipboards and one waferboard
Published in Wood science and technology (01-11-1991)Get full text
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Creep in chipboard. 11. The effect of cyclic changes in moisture content and temperature on the creep behaviour of a range of boards at different levels of stressing
Published in Wood science and technology (01-09-1992)“…Matched samples to those used in a previously reported investigation (under constant environments employing eight board materials and solid wood) were…”
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Creep in chipboard. 8. The effect of steady-state moisture content, temperature and level of stressing on the relative creep behaviour and creep modulus of a range of boards
Published in Wood science and technology (1991)“…Deflection under 4-point bending of a range of board types was measured for up to six months. Results were obtained under steady-state conditions of stress…”
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Creep in chipboard. 10. The effect of variable climate on the creep behaviour of a range of chipboards and one waferboard
Published in Wood science and technology (1991)“…Ten samples from each of ten brands of commercial chipboard, covering a range of UF, MUF and PF resins, were stressed over a 5-year period at 30% of their…”
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Creep in chipboard: Part 7: Testing the efficacy of models on 7?10 years data and evaluating optimum period of prediction
Published in Wood science and technology (01-06-1990)Get full text
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Creep in chipboard. 9. The effect of steady-state moisture content, temperature and level of stressing on the components of creep deflection for a range of boards
Published in Wood science and technology (1991)“…Simples of five chipboards, one waferboard, one plywood, one fibre building board and redwood timber (Pinus sylvestris) were loaded in 4-point bending under…”
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Creep in chipboard. 5. An improved model for prediction of creep deflection
Published in Wood science and technology (1985)Get full text
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Creep in chipboard. 6. Time to failure analysis under steady state conditions
Published in Wood science and technology (1986)Get full text
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Creep research on particleboard. 15 year's work at the UK Building Research Establishment
Published in European journal of wood and wood products (1990)Get full text
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