Fibre morphological effects on mechano-sorptive creep |
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Authors: | Fang Dong Anne-Mari Olsson Lennart Salmén |
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Institution: | (1) Innventia, Box 5604, 114 86 Stockholm, Sweden; |
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Abstract: | The increased creep rate of paper under load during moisture cycling conditions as compared to that at high constant humidity
is a problem in the use of packaging materials. In order to investigate the influence of morphological factors of the fibres
on the occurrence and magnitude of this phenomenon, i.e. the occurrence of mechano-sorptive creep, studies on wood fibres
isolated from different parts of spruce wood were performed. Thus, creep properties were studied on earlywood and latewood
fibres from both juvenile wood and mature wood. In general, latewood fibres showed a higher degree of mechano-sorptive creep
than earlywood fibres, and mature wood showed a higher degree of mechano-sorptive creep than juvenile fibres. The difference
in mechano-sorptive creep rate between different fibres was shown to be correlated to the differences in fibril angle. The
smaller the fibril angle the higher was the mechano-sorptive creep ratio. It was suggested that at fibril angles approaching
45° wood fibres do not exhibit mechano-sorptive creep. |
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