2012
DOI: 10.4028/scientific5/amr.450-451.749
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Experimental Study of Mechanical Properties of Bamboo’s Joints under Tension and Compression Load

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“…Fu et al [67] developed a novel sleeve-cement bamboo joint configuration, utilizing steel sleeves, rings, and mortar for adhesive purposes. They also investigated the performance of sleeve-bolt and groove-plate connections, finding that these joints exhibit brittleness under axial load, with the failure mode being governed by shearing-split.…”
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“…Fu et al [67] developed a novel sleeve-cement bamboo joint configuration, utilizing steel sleeves, rings, and mortar for adhesive purposes. They also investigated the performance of sleeve-bolt and groove-plate connections, finding that these joints exhibit brittleness under axial load, with the failure mode being governed by shearing-split.…”
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“…Figure 18. Combination of modern connections with supplementary connection components: (a) Parallel bolted mortar infill connection [49]; (b) Bamboo culms connected by wooden block (sleeve) and steel hose-clamp [66]; (c) Connected by wooden clamp, wooden gusset plate and steel bolts [16];(d) Connected by bamboo sleeve and nails[68]; (e) Sleeve-cement connection[67]; (f) Sleeve-bolt connection[67]; (g) Groove-plate connection[67].…”
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“…However, the weight of joints as well as the structures has increased by at least 2.5 times [56], and in the case of long-term use, due to the different shrinkage-swelling rates of cement mortar and bamboo, cracks gradually occurs between the materials so that the materials are separated from each other and cannot continue to work together. Fu et al [57] designed a kind of joint, in which the prefabricated steel sleeve was first inserted into the cavity of raw bamboo, then the cement mortar was injected between the sleeve and the bamboo wall, and finally the joint was restrained by steel rings (Fig. 26).…”
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“…However, their tests only used bamboo pieces instead of complete bamboo tubes, therefore it is not entirely applicable to practical engineering. Fu et al [19] proposed a configuration of sleeve-cement bamboo joint and carried out the tensile and compressive test on it. The tests showed that this connection has a good ductility under tension and high strength under compression, and can transfer axial loads in the bamboo joint effectively.…”
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