Mechanical properties of wood and derived materials
Timber frames - Design
Article REF: C2440 V1
Mechanical properties of wood and derived materials
Timber frames - Design

Author : Philippe CRUBILÉ

Publication date: May 10, 1984 | Lire en français

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2. Mechanical properties of wood and derived materials

2.1 Solid wood

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2.1.1 Features

Because of its anisotropy, wood can only be correctly defined by knowing the mechanical characteristics in each of the three main directions of its structure (figure 1 ): axial direction (parallel to the fibers), tangential direction (perpendicular to the fibers and parallel to the growth rings), radial direction (perpendicular to the fibers and perpendicular to the growth rings).

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