DOI: 10.7672 / sgjs2026040146
Using Neosinocalamus affinis⁃based reconstituted bamboo as the raw material, hollowspecimens ( 60 in total ) bonded with 101 adhesive and PUR adhesive respectively, and 10 solidspecimens for comparison were prepared. Through axial compression tests along the grain, the interactionmechanism between structural form and adhesive performance on their mechanical behavior wassystematically analyzed. The results indicate that the load⁃deformation curves of all specimens exhibitedfour stages: elastic, elastoplastic, plateau, and descending, but their failure modes showed significantdifferences. Solid specimens failed due to diagonal or Y⁃shaped shear⁃splitting composite failure causedby internal shear overloading,while hollow specimens mainly failed due to splitting caused by adhesivelayer interface failure. In terms of ductility, solid specimens had the highest ductility coefficient (2. 09),followed by PUR adhesive hollow specimens ( 1. 42),with 101 adhesive hollow specimens being thelowest ( 1. 03)。 Regarding structural performance,while reducing weight by 11%, hollow specimensachieved an axial stiffness increase exceeding 8%(8. 34% for PUR adhesive, 8.03% for 101 adhesive),and their average compressive strength also improved significantly(18. 12% increase for PUR adhesive,5.84% for 101 adhesive)。 However, considering safety factors and data dispersion, their design valuesdecreased. The study shows that hollow structures offer advantages in lightweight design and stiffnessoptimization, but the reliability of the adhesive interface requires improvement; solid structuresdemonstrate better ductility and failure warning capability.