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Estimating lumber properties with acoustic-based technologies—Part 1: Modeling acoustic (stress) wave behavior in clear wood and lumber

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This research article summarizes results from Part 1 of a study designed to examine using advanced signal processing techniques with acoustic-based lumber assessment technologies to evaluate the MOE, ultimate tension… Click to show full abstract

This research article summarizes results from Part 1 of a study designed to examine using advanced signal processing techniques with acoustic-based lumber assessment technologies to evaluate the MOE, ultimate tension stress (UTS), and MOR of structural lumber. In Part 1 of this research article, a mathematical model of acoustic wave behavior in an idealized specimen is derived using fundamental mechanics. Published information on the physical and mechanical properties of clear, defect-free wood is input into the model to examine acoustic wave behavior. Wave behavior is then examined experimentally in a series of wood specimens. Observed wave behavior in the clear wood specimens, in both time and frequency domains, closely resembles idealized wave behavior. In Part 2 of this research article, predictions from the model are used to improve estimation of the UTS of wood specimens.

Keywords: part; acoustic based; wave behavior; behavior clear; wood; lumber

Journal Title: Wood and Fiber Science
Year Published: 2020

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