THERMAL EXPANSION OF WOOD By Otis P. Hendershot See all Hide authors and affiliations Science 14 Nov 1924: Vol. 60, Issue 1559, pp. 456-457 DOI: 10.1126/science.60.1559.456 Article Info & Metrics eLetters PDF This is a PDF-only article. The firstPDF ...
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Get PriceTHERMAL EXPANSION OF WOOD By Otis P. Hendershot See all Hide authors and affiliations Science 14 Nov 1924: Vol. 60, Issue 1559, pp. 456-457 DOI: 10.1126/science.60.1559.456 Article Info & Metrics eLetters PDF Download PDF ...
Get PriceThe radial coefficients of thermal expansion of ten specimens of Norway spruce were measured at 7.0% and 11.4% MC. No statistically significant differences were found between the two data sets,...
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Get PriceLinear thermal expansion of wood, as measured with sealed cylindrical specimens at constant moisture content, generally increased with the amount of bound water. This could be expected on the basis of the low stiffness of moist wood. Near the fiber saturation ...
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Get PriceDescribes and illustrates the apparatus used in experiments to determine the coefficient of thermal expansion of moistureless specimens of Beech and Scots Pine. The experiments showed that thermal movements of wood are of small significance, being ca. 1/18 and 1/15 that of the corresponding moisture movements in Beech and Pine respectively.
Get PriceLinear thermal expansion of wood, as measured with sealed cylindrical specimens at constant moisture content, generally increased with the amount of bound water. This could be expected on the basis of the low stiffness of moist wood. Near the fiber saturation
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