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Moisture dependent physical-mechanical properties from beech wood in the main directions

URI
https://arbor.bfh.ch/handle/arbor/33399
Version
Published
Date Issued
2015
Author(s)
Niemz, Peter  
Ozyhar, Tomasz
Hering, Stefan
Sonderegger, Walter
Type
Conference Paper
Language
English
Subjects

Beech Young’s modulus...

Abstract
Hardwood is increasingly trying to get established in the building industry in order to realise a larger material output and to take advantage of the superior mechanical properties of hardwood in comparison to softwood for structural applications. For calculations of stress and strain in boards and glued-laminated timbers it is essential to know the specific values of wood in the main directions:longitudinal, radial and tangential. Therefore, the specific values of Young’s modulus, shear modulus, Poisson’s ratio, the specific values of strength and also these of mass and heat flux (diffusion coefficient, thermal conductivity) were determined on European beech.
Subjects
QC Physics
TH Building construction
Organization
Architektur, Holz- und Bau  
Institut für Werkstoffe und Holztechnologie IWH  
AHB Lehre  
Institut für Baustoffe und biobasierte Materialien IBBM  
Conference
International Conference "Wood Science and Engineering in the Third Millennium" - ICWSE 2015
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Citation apa
Niemz, P., Ozyhar, T., Hering, S., & Sonderegger, W. (2015). Moisture dependent physical-mechanical properties from beech wood in the main directions. International Conference “Wood Science and Engineering in the Third Millennium” - ICWSE 2015. https://arbor.bfh.ch/handle/arbor/33399
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