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This paper deals with testing the stress and strength of a laminated composite plate containing bamboo and hinoki wood, after being subjected to static bending moments. The resulting material properties of the hinoki and bamboo composite were determined by tension tests parallel to perpendicular to and at an angle of 45 degrees to the fiber direction. Stress and strain were calculated using an elastic and orthotropic finite-element method (FEM). The greatest stress was incurred on the hinoki surface of the laminated composite plate. The effects of variations in thickness of the hinoki element relative to the bamboo on stress distributions were examined. It was found that every stress component increased as the proportion of bamboo element thickness decreased. In addition, surface strain distributions under static bending moments were measured using strain gauges. Reasonable correlation was found between the numerical and experimental results. Bending strength tests were performed. It was observed that the bending strength of the laminated composite plate increased with an increase in the proportion of bamboo element thickness.

Stress and Strength of a Laminated Composite Plate Subjected to Static Bending Moments