effects of water, saline and dry treatments on the strength of natural cordage
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Effects of Water, Saline and Dry Treatments on the Strength of Natural Cordage. Marco Lin – Lake Shore Steven Prascius – Warren Mott. Overview . Introduction Background Problem Statement/Hypothesis Materials Procedures Data and Analysis Errors Conclusion Recap - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Effects of Water, Saline and Dry Treatments on the Strength of Natural
Cordage
Marco Lin – Lake Shore Steven Prascius – Warren Mott
Overview • Introduction• Background• Problem Statement/Hypothesis • Materials • Procedures • Data and Analysis • Errors• Conclusion • Recap• Applications/Future Research
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Introduction
• Researched the effect of three different treatments (dry, salt water, and water) on the strength of natural cordage
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Introduction
• Natural Cordage uses and history
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http://www.nndb.com/people/519/000124147/
http://www.flickriver.com/photos/boston_public_library/tags/maritime/
• Animal – Sinew
Introduction
• Natural Cordage• Plant – Manila
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http://www.primitiveways.com/secrets_of_sinew.html
http://www.abacaphilippines.com/abaca.php?go=about&show=plant
Introduction
• Banana Leaves• Similar to Manila (Abaca)• Untreated
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http://www.florida-coconuts.com/produtos.php
http://www.hedgehogleatherworks.com/How-To-Make-Primitive-Cordage-From-Natural-Material-s/56.htm
Background Information
• Ultimate Tensile Strength • Maximum force a material can withstand
without breaking• Force per area squared
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Background Information
• Tension • Force exerted on a
rope, string etc • T = mg
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Force of Tension
Force of Gravity
Force of Tension
Force of Gravity
Background Information
• Cross-Sectional Area
• ∏(radius)2
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http://www.mtu.edu/materials/k12/experiments/tensile/
Problem Statement
• What are the effects of different treatments on the ultimate tensile strength of natural cordage?
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Hypothesis
• Banana leave cordage that is treated by water would have a greater ultimate tensile strength than dry and salt water treatment
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Materials
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Procedure
• SRS • Treatments – ten minutes each• Salt water salinity at 3.5%
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Procedure
• Turn the banana leaves into cordage by plaiting
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Procedure
• Finding Radius
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Set up of Experiment
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Video
Data
Wet Treatment
Radius (mm)
Cross-Sectional Area (mm2)
Mass (kg) Force (N)UTS
(megaPascal)
Average 2.56 13.53 3.90 38.20 2.97Standard Deviation 0.35 4.73 1.05 10.42 0.77
Dry Treatments
Radius (mm)
Cross-Sectional Area (mm2)
Mass (kg) Force (N)UTS
(megaPascal)Average 2.06 13.99 4.60 45.05 3.60standard deviation
0.48 7.52 1.38 13.50 1.19
Salt TreatmentRadius (mm)
Cross-Sectional Area (mm2)
Mass (kg) Force (N)UTS
(megaPascal)
Average 1.86 11.33 4.27 41.86 4.09standard deviation 0.39 4.54 1.13 11.044 0.91
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Data
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Ultimate Tensile Strength megaPascals
3.45
2.95
3.95
Statistical Tests
• ANOVA test
• Two-sample t test
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ANOVA Hypothesis
Ho: µDry=µWet=µSalt
Ha: µDry, µWet, and µSalt are not all equal
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ANOVA Assumptions
• Normally distributed
• Independent populations
• SRS
• Largest std. is no more than twice as large as smallest std. (0.77 and 1.19 for wet and dry)
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Data Normality (Assumptions)
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ANOVA TEST
Ho: µDry=µWet=µSalt
Ha: µDry, µWet, and µSalt
are not all equal
p-value of 0.006
Ultimate Tensile Strength megaPascals
3.45
2.95
3.95
Two-Sample t Test Hypothesis
• 1st two-sample t testHo: µDry = µSalt
Ha: µDry < µSalt
• 2nd two-sample t testHo: µWet = µDry
Ha: µWet < µDry
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Ultimate Tensile Strength megaPascals
3.45
2.95
3.95
Two-Sample t Test Assumptions
• Two independent populations
• Normal distributions
• SRS
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Two-Sample t Test Results
• 1st two-sample t testHo: µDry = µSalt
Ha: µDry < µSalt
• P-value = 0.19
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Two-Sample t Test Hypothesis
• 2nd two-sample t testHo: µWet = µDry
Ha: µWet < µDry
• P-value = 0.02
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Errors and Limitations
• The clamp failed – trials redone• Different leaves – UTS • Different researchers - UTS• Short cordage – higher UTS• Broke at knot – lower UTS
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Conclusion
Hypothesis • Banana leave cordage that is treated by water
would have a greater tensile strength than dry and salt water treatment
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Conclusion
• Salt water and Dry treatments were the same but better than water treatment
• Salt water average – 4.09 megaPascals • Dry average – 3.6 megaPascals • Water average - 2.97 megaPascals
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Conclusion – Scientific Reasoning
• Solvent - substance that is doing the dissolving
• Solute - substance being dissolved
• Solvent is the material in greater quantity, and the solute is in lesser.
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Conclusion – Scientific Reasoning
• Osmosis – transfer of water from high to low
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Water Treatment Dry Treatment Salt Water Treatment
http://alevelnotes.com/Osmosis/143
Conclusion – Scientific Reasoning
• Cell Wall – membrane that holds a plant cell together
• Prevents Cells from bursting due to osmosis
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Force
Conclusion – Scientific Reasoning
• Cordage function due to treatments
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Water Force
Dry and Salt Water Wet Radius = 2.56
Salt Radius = 1.86
Dry Radius = 2.06
Recap
• Reject the hypothesis• Salt Treatment and dry are better than wet
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Salt
Dry
Wet
Ultimate Tensile Strength megaPascals
Future Research
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Ways to Improve • Tensile Testing Machine
http://www.made-in-china.com/showroom/ddh0534/product-detailMqdnYKeUnTRF/China-Tensile-Testing-Machine-CMT-.html
Applications
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• Commercial Industries • Common Knowledge
http://masonmouse.deviantart.com/art/Boat-Ropes-and-Railing-129255463
Further Research
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• Synthetic Cordage • Different Treatments• Different Braiding Method
Acknowledgments
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• Mr. McMillan • Mrs. Cybulski • Parents• Tayson Lin
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