Fracture properties of bamboo

By S. Amada, Sun Untao. 2001

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Low-velocity impact response of sandwich beams with functionally graded core (2006, background): “They can be found in bones, plant stems (e.g., bamboo; Amada and Untao, 2001; Amada et al., 1997) and soils.”
Bamboo: An Alternative Raw Material for Wood and Wood-Based Composites (2013, unknown): “Source: 1 Malanit, Barbu, Liese, and Frühwald (2008) 2 Sutnaun et al. (2005) 3 Amada and Untao (2001)”
Nano-engineering of construction materials using molecular dynamics simulations: Prospects and challenges (2018, background): “bamboo are dependent on the structures [140], nano-engineering can unravel the hierarchical structures at different length scales.”
Engineered bamboo for structural applications (2015, background): “Both engineered bamboo materials, scrimber and laminated bamboo, exhibit the anisotropic behaviour typical of natural bamboo, and similar to that of fibre reinforced composites [34].”
Development of layered laminate bamboo composite and their mechanical properties (2012, background): “While there are several publications on characterization of bamboo composites based on bamboo fibers in polymeric matrix [3–10] very few reports on evaluation of bamboo composites based on laminas exist in the literature [11,12].”