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Bending Strength of Screwed Corner Joints with Different Materials

Ali Kasal
Sıddık Şener
Çağatay Belgin
Hasan Efe
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2010-03-29
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As a result of these tests it has been determined that the joints with glue are better than the ones without glue and the strength of fiberboard is better than particleboard.     Keywords: Bending strength, compression test, tension test, particleboard, wood testing, screws.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Tests were carried out in order to determine the bending strength with compression and tension force with and without glue in addition to screws on furniture corner joints in a construction case.
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Key Findings & Data:In the connection, two types of screws which have dimensions of 4/50 mm and 5/60 mm were used.
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Conclusion & Impact:As a result of these tests it has been determined that the joints with glue are better than the ones without glue and the strength of fiberboard is better than particleboard.     Keywords: Bending strength, compression test, tension test, particleboard, wood testing, screws.
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Tests were carried out in order to determine the bending strength with compression and tension force with and without glue in addition to screws on furniture corner joints in a construction case. The specimens were prepared with particleboard and medium density fiberboard (MDF) surfaced with a synthetic resin sheet. In the connection, two types of screws which have dimensions of 4/50 mm and 5/60 mm were used. For the glued joints, polyurethane Desmodur-VTKA adhesive was used. As a result of these tests it has been determined that the joints with glue are better than the ones without glue and the strength of fiberboard is better than particleboard.     Keywords: Bending strength, compression test, tension test, particleboard, wood testing, screws.

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Kasal, A., Şener, S., Belgin, Ç., Efe, H. (2010). Bending Strength of Screwed Corner Joints with Different Materials. Gazi University Journal of Science, Volume: 19 Issue: 3. https://ajindex.com/articles/1270107

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