Bending moment resistances of L-shaped furniture frame joints under tension and compression loadings.

Demirci, Sabriye; Diler, Harun; Kasal, Ali; Erdil, Yusuf Ziya

doi:10.37763/wr.1336-4561/65.6.975988

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“…The study of the physical properties of MT joints has been a focal point for researchers. Other studies also have delved into the structural mechanics and material properties of these joints, assessing their performance in terms of withdrawal state, bending load, shear strength, seismic strength, and service life under various conditions (Branco and Descamps 2015;Demirci et al 2020;Pan et al 2024).…”

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A systematic classification and typological assessment method for mortise and tenon joints

Shang,

Chen,

Lin

et al. 2024

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The classification of Mortise and Tenon (MT) joints is vital, as it enables standardized terminology, facilitates comparative analysis, and enhances understanding of construction techniques across a variety of applications including the design, manufacturing, and management of wood products. Although the classification of MT joints is crucial, current research in this area lacks a systematic approach. The study adopts a morphological composition paradigm to investigate MT joints. This study introduces a 6-level classification index hierarchy for MT morphology, employing methods from biological classification and arithmetic cross-method coding. By encoding joint features and morphological composition, the study delineates 352 possible joint types and 1056 theoretical compositions across dimensions, elucidating diverse structural logics and aiding comprehension. Next, a feasibility typicality assessment identifies 198 typical and 310 atypical morphological types, presented clearly in graphical form. Validations are conducted through analysis of 2654 research cases, which are encoded according to the index hierarchy, thereby affirming the scientific validity and practical utility of the classification system.

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Section: Research On Mt Jointsmentioning

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A systematic classification and typological assessment method for mortise and tenon joints

Shang,

Chen,

Lin

et al. 2024

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“…The permanent joints are usually composed of mortise-and-tenon (M-T) members with different wood species (Smardzewski 2008;Záborský et al 2017), glue line thickness and distribution (Kasal et al 2013;Ratnasingam and Ioras 2013;Džinčić and Živanić 2014), fits (Wang and Lee 2014;Elek et al 2020), and tenon geometry (Demirci et al 2020), which has been widely used since ancient times (Wu et al 2020). Hence, the M-T joints, especially those connected by rectangular or round blind-tenon, are favored by woodworkers and consumers due to the advantages of externally invisible and outstanding static and dynamic strength performance under a reasonable engagement (Zhang et al 2001;Erdil et al 2005;Likos et al 2013;Chevalier et al 2019).…”

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Experimental and numerical studies on the cantilevered leg joint and its reinforced version commonly used in modern wood furniture

Chen

2022

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The cantilevered leg joint commonly used in modern wood furniture was studied by numerical and experimental methods. A novel joint was proposed and compared with the typical joint commonly used in the cantilevered leg. Both of them were made of beech wood (Fagus orientalis Lipsky). The experimental results showed that the bending moment capacity of the novel joint was remarkably higher than the typical joints, which confirmed that the novel structure had a better mechanical performance. The numerical analysis was conducted according to GB/T 10357.3 standard, the results showed that the stresses of the typical joint were mainly concentrated on the wooden components, while the stresses of the novel joint were concentrated on the metal connectors. The stress concentration obtained by the finite element method (FEM) was consistent with the failure modes of the experimental tests, which provides a reliable method for evaluating and optimizing the novel furniture structure.

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Seismic performance of timber through-tenon joints with shrinkage flaw in tenon

Chen

et al. 2023

Journal of Building Engineering

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Bending moment resistances of L-shaped furniture frame joints under tension and compression loadings.

Cited by 4 publications

References 2 publications

A systematic classification and typological assessment method for mortise and tenon joints

A systematic classification and typological assessment method for mortise and tenon joints

Experimental and numerical studies on the cantilevered leg joint and its reinforced version commonly used in modern wood furniture

Seismic performance of timber through-tenon joints with shrinkage flaw in tenon

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