The Mechanical Properties of Wood - Including a Discussion of the Factors Affecting the Mechanical - Properties, and Methods of Timber Testing by Samuel J. Record
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Shakes, galls, pitch pockets
Insect injuries Marine wood-borer injuries Fungous injuries Parasitic plant injuries Locality of growth Season of cutting Water content Temperature Preservatives PART III TIMBER TESTING Working plan Forms of material tested Size of test specimens Moisture determination Machine for static tests Speed of testing machine Bending large beams Bending small beams Endwise compression Compression across the grain Shear along the grain Impact test Hardness test: Abrasion and indentation Cleavage test Tension test parallel to the grain Tension test at right angles to the grain Torsion test |
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