Mechanical characterization of corrugated wood-based panels and potential structural applications in a building

Jiloul, Abdessamad; Blanchet, Pierre J.; Boudaud, Clément

doi:10.1016/j.conbuildmat.2023.131896

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“…A high mechanical strength can protect the whole structure when subjected to external force [66]. In their research, Jiloul et al [67] have shown that corrugated panels (bio-based) are highly promising as a structural material for various applications, mainly when used as web components in I-joists. The study thoroughly examined the panels' compressive, tensile, and bending properties, parallel and perpendicular to the corrugations.…”

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Analytical Hierarchical Process as a Multicriteria Decision Tool in Material Selection for Prefabricated Wood Buildings

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Blanchet

2023

Buildings

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The popularity of prefabricated wooden buildings is increasing in North America, but choosing suitable materials for these structures can be complicated. This can lead to problems like financial losses, production delays, and lower quality. Therefore, the main goal of this study was to use the Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) decision-making tool to rank the criteria for material selection for prefabricated wood buildings in Canada and the United States. The methodology involved surveys experts in the prefabricated wood construction industry from Canada and the United States. The data obtained from the questionnaires utilized for the AHP analysis were modeled using R programming language. The results revealed that for structural materials, the top five subcriteria were safety and security of building occupants (0.234), location, shape, and height of the building (0.218), comfort, satisfaction, and well-being of the building (0.155), occupant health (0.121), and availability of materials (0.098). For selecting envelope materials, the top five subcriteria were comfort, satisfaction, and well-being of the building (0.252), safety and security of building occupants (0.206), location, shape, and height of the building (0.178), occupant health (0.132), and availability of materials (0.078).

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confidence: 99%