Analysis of the Internal Mounting Forces and Strength of Newly Designed Fastener to Joints Wood and Wood-Based Panels

Krzyżaniak, Łukasz; Kuşkun, Tolga; Kasal, Ali; Smardzewski, Jerzy

doi:10.3390/ma14237119

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“…New innovative fasteners have been developed with original designs and userfriendly installation and disassembly methods. Computer simulations using the finite element method (FEM) have been employed to model these fasteners (Krzyżaniak et al 2021).…”

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Analysis of strength, durability, stability, and fatigue parameters of furniture doors and drawers using engineering design method

Seker,

Erdinler,

Erdil

et al. 2024

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Mechanical behavior properties were investigated for cabinet-type cabinet doors in kitchen furniture and drawer bottoms and joints used as storage areas under load in accordance with relevant standards (BS EN 16122). In the first stage, values physical and mechanical for particle board (PB) and medium-density fiberboard (MDF) were determined. According to the test results in the second stage, it was determined that the doors assembled using a torque of 1.3 N/m in the door tests were less deformed than those assembled with 0.63 N/m. According to the finite element analysis and real test results carried out in the final stage, it has been determined that the vertical loading analysis applied on the doors coincides with the real experiments by 85%, horizontal loading by 84%, and slam shut by 50%. The doors didn’t pass the final stage durability test in real experiments, and the analysis results revealed that the deformation areas were the same as for real experiment. In the drawers; strength 85%, displacement 84%, and slam shut 94% overlap are represented. The drawers completed the durability test in real experiments, and in the analysis, it was determined that the deformation that occurred under high stresses was in the same areas.

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Analysis of strength, durability, stability, and fatigue parameters of furniture doors and drawers using engineering design method

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Erdinler,

Erdil

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“…New fasteners are externally invisible, quickly mounted and dismounted without tools. The finite element method (FEM) was used for the tests of this type of connections [ 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 ].…”

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Optimization of the Cross-Sectional Geometry of Auxetic Dowels for Furniture Joints

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In this study, the aim was to optimize the cross-sectional geometry of auxetic dowels for furniture joints. For this purpose, two different sizes of auxetic dowels were chosen, one for frame- and the other for panel-type furniture joints for designing the cross-sectional geometry. Auxetic patterns that are created on the cross-sectional area cause deficiency of the materials, and this phenomenon decreases the modulus of elasticity (MOE) and increases the member stress. Accordingly, maximum MOE values and minimum Poisson’s ratio levels were determined for the optimum strength-auxetic behavior relation by means of a Monte Carlo method. Furthermore, Poisson’s ratio of the optimized dowel’s cross-section was confirmed with experimental tests, numerical analyses and analytical calculations. As a result, Poisson’s ratio values were obtained as negative values and confirmed, which means the dowels designed in this study had auxetic behavior. In conclusion, it could be said that studies should be conducted on the performance of auxetic dowels in both frame and panel furniture joints.

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“…As a result, new innovative fasteners have been developed with original designs and user-friendly installation and disassembly methods. Computer simulations using the finite element method (FEM) have been employed to model these fasteners [ 19 ]. Furthermore, there are many studies in the literature in which the finite element method has been used in furniture engineering design.…”

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Analyses of L-Type Corner Joints Connected with Auxetic Dowels for Case Furniture

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Tests were carried out to develop and manufacture various types of auxetic dowels using 3D printing technology. These dowels were then used to connect L-type corner joint specimens for case furniture, and their strength and stiffness were analyzed through experimental, theoretical, and numerical means. In the scope of the study, eight different types of auxetic dowels including two inclusion types, two inclusion sizes, and two dowel hole diameters, as well as a reference non-auxetic dowel, were designed. Accordingly, a total of 180 specimens that included 10 replications for each group were tested; 90 were tested under tension and the remaining 90 were tested under compression. The results demonstrated that the assembly force required for the corner joints connected with auxetic dowels was significantly lower compared to non-auxetic dowels. Furthermore, the numerical and theoretical analyses yielded similar outcomes in this study. Both analyses revealed that the dowels used to connect the corner joints experienced substantial stresses during mounting and bending, ultimately leading to their failure. Upon concluding the test results, it was observed that the corner joints connected with dowels featuring rectangular inclusions exhibited superior performance when compared to those with triangular inclusions. In light of these findings, it can be concluded that further enhancements are necessary for auxetic dowels with rectangular inclusions before they can be utilized as alternative fasteners for traditional dowels.

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Analysis of the Internal Mounting Forces and Strength of Newly Designed Fastener to Joints Wood and Wood-Based Panels

Cited by 14 publications

References 22 publications

Analysis of strength, durability, stability, and fatigue parameters of furniture doors and drawers using engineering design method

Analysis of strength, durability, stability, and fatigue parameters of furniture doors and drawers using engineering design method

Optimization of the Cross-Sectional Geometry of Auxetic Dowels for Furniture Joints

Analyses of L-Type Corner Joints Connected with Auxetic Dowels for Case Furniture

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