Analysis of the Strain-Dependent Damping of Paulownia Wood to Reduce Vibrations in Maritime Transport

A fast-growing raw material is the wood of the Paulownia tree.This tree is also known as the Empress tree, Royal Paulownia, or Kiri.In one year, this tree grows an average of 4 metres in height and about 2 centimetres in width.After approximately

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Journal of ETA Maritime Science
Published
2024-12-31
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https://doi.org/10.4274/jems.2024.78736
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Wood Treatment and Properties
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Analysis of the Strain-Dependent Damping of Paulownia Wood to Reduce Vibrations in Maritime Transport

J. Göken, Nicolas Saba
Journal of ETA Maritime Science
Wood Treatment and Properties
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Analysis of the Strain-Dependent Damping of Paulownia Wood to Reduce Vibrations in Maritime Transport

J. Göken, Nicolas Saba
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Abstract

A fast-growing raw material is the wood of the Paulownia tree.This tree is also known as the Empress tree, Royal Paulownia, or Kiri.In one year, this tree grows an average of 4 metres in height and about 2 centimetres in width.After approximately

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