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• TITLE: Evaluation on the Application of GLB Structures

  AUTHORS: Guosong Yang, Kun Wang

  KEYWORDS: Glued Laminated Bamboo, Bamboo Structure, Seismic Performance, Energy Consumption, Bamboo Composites

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Materials Science and Chemical Engineering, Vol.8 No.5, May 25, 2020

  ABSTRACT: Glued Laminated Bamboo (GLB) is one kind of composite material; the use of GLB in structural engineering can reduce the demand for wood, a possible solution to relieve the damage to natural forest. With the help of the design and construction experience of timber structures, a new type of building structure: bamboo structure is introduced. This paper presents a comprehensive review on the study of GLB and bamboo structure. Some important physical, mechanical, and chemical properties such as seismic performance, fire resistance, and energy consumption are discussed. In addition, the property of bamboo composites, the failure mode of GLB beam and columns are also analyzed. This paper also pointed out the problems faced by the development of bamboo structure, which can be a suggestion for subsequent research. In general, GLB is a green and environmentally-friendly structural material and the development of bamboo structure provides another choice to conform the concept of sustainable development.