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Dried bamboo modulus of rupture exceeded green bamboo modulus of rupture.
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e0“MOR for dried bamboo was 142.21 MPa compared to the green bamboo 99.56 MPa”
t0“Bamboo”
Title
Potential and Structural Variation of Some Selected Cultivated Bamboo Species in Peninsular Malaysia
Razak Wahab; Mohd Tamizi Mustafa; Mohammed Abdus Salam; et al. International Journal of Biology 2012. doi:10.5539/ijb.v4n3p102
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- Observation The cultivated bamboo species differed in anatomy, physical properties and strength.
- Observation Fiber length, diameter and lumen size differed significantly among bamboo species.
- Observation Vascular bundles were denser at the outer culm than the middle or inner position.
- Observation Vascular bundle length ranged from 845 to 1183 um.
- Observation Vascular bundle width ranged from 530 to 759 um.
- Observation Bamboo fibre length ranged from 1745.00 to 2039.98 um.
- Observation Bamboo fibre diameter ranged from 17.26 to 22.75 um.
- Observation Bamboo fibre lumen ranged from 3.83 to 8.66 um.
- Observation Bamboo fibre wall thickness ranged from 1.3 to 5.31 um.
- Observation Green bamboo moisture content ranged from 73 to 112%.
- Observation Moisture content was higher at internodes than nodes.
- Observation The inner culm layer had 126% moisture content.
- Observation The middle culm layer had 83% moisture content.
- Observation The outer culm layer had 41% moisture content.
- Observation Bamboo density was described as increasing from outer to inner layer.
- Observation Specific gravity across species was about 0.69 to 0.78.
- Observation Tensile strength ranged from 103.38 to 122.15 MPa.
- Observation Dried bamboo tensile strength exceeded green bamboo tensile strength.
- Observation Air dried bamboo modulus of elasticity exceeded that of green bamboo.