Study on Flexural Strength of Double Skin Metal Faced Polyurethane
Sandwich Panel for Building
Abstract:
Equivalent elastic modulus of double skin metal faced polyurethane
sandwich panel with the same thickness of surface layer was derived. Some numerical
simulations were performed to find out the relevance of PUSP (Polyurethane sandwich
panel) between its bending properties
and the thickness of material supported on both ends and four edges by ANSYS.
The outcome was compared with an experimental investigation on a construction
system based on completed in situ sandwich panels subjected to transverse loading.
Results show that constraint conditions have significant effect on the flexural
bearing capacity of the sandwich panel for walls and roof panels. Thickness
of face layers and interlayer affect the bearing capacity by changing the shear
force distribution coefficient. It is reasonable to select calculation results
as the flexural bearing capacity calculated by the design formula in the standard
(GB 23932-2009 - T) when the deflection meet the requirements.
How to cite this article
Meng Fanbo, Qu Shuying, Li Cuiling and Sun Mingshe, 2013. Study on Flexural Strength of Double Skin Metal Faced Polyurethane
Sandwich Panel for Building. Journal of Applied Sciences, 13: 2127-2130.
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