Akahoshi et al., 2015 - Google Patents
Effects of wet–dry cycling on the mechanical properties of Arundo donax L. used for the vibrating reed in woodwind instrumentsAkahoshi et al., 2015
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- Akahoshi H
- Obataya E
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- Wood Science and Technology
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The effects of wet–dry and moist–dry cycling on the mechanical properties of reed (Arundo donax L.) were investigated. Because water-soluble extractives were lost through wetting, the reed shrunk in its tangential direction, and its dynamic Young's modulus and loss …
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