Illustrations
Description
This section is from the book "The Mechanical Properties Of Wood", by Samuel J. Record. Also available from Amazon: The Mechanical Properties Of Wood.
Illustrations
- Frontispiece. Photomicrograph of a small block of western hemlock
- 1. Stress-strain diagrams of two longleaf pine beams
- 2. Compression across the grain
- 3. Side view of failures in compression across the grain
- 4. End view of failures in compression across the grain
- 5. Testing a buggy-spoke in endwise compression
- 6. Unequal distribution of stress in a long column due to lateral bending
- 7. Endwise compression of a short column
- 8. Failures of a short column of green spruce
- 9. Failures of short columns of dry chestnut
- 10. Example of shear along the grain
- 11. Failures of test specimens in shear along the grain
- 12. Horizontal shear in a beam
- 13. Oblique shear in a short column
- 14. Failure of a short column by oblique shear
- 15. Diagram of a simple beam
- 16. Three common forms of beams - (1) simple, (2) cantilever, (3) continuous
- 17. Characteristic failures of simple beams
- 18. Failure of a large beam by horizontal shear
- 19. Torsion of a shaft
- 20. Effect of torsion on different grades of hickory
- 21. Cleavage of highly elastic wood
- 22. Cross-sections of white ash, red gum, and eastern hemlock
- 23. Cross-section of longleaf pine
- 24. Relation of the moisture content to the various strength values of spruce
- 25. Cross-section of the wood of western larch showing fissures in the thick-walled cells of the late wood
- 26. Progress of drying throughout the length of a chestnut beam
- 27. Excessive season checking
- 28. Control of season checking by the use of S-irons
- 29. Static bending test on a large beam
- 30. Two methods of loading a beam
- 31. Static bending test on a small beam
- 32. Sample log sheet, giving full details of a transverse bending test on a small pine beam
- 33. Endwise compression test
- 34. Sample log sheet of an endwise compression test on a short pine column
- 35. Compression across the grain
- 36. Vertical section of shearing tool
- 37. Front view of shearing tool
- 38. Two forms of shear test specimens
- 39. Making a shearing test
- 40. Impact testing machine
- 41. Drum record of impact bending test
- 42. Abrasion machine for testing the wearing qualities of woods
- 43. Design of tool for testing the hardness of woods by indentation
- 44. Design of tool for cleavage test
- 45. Design of cleavage test specimen
- 46. Designs of tension test specimens used in United States
- 47. Design of tension test specimen used in New South Wales
- 48. Design of tool and specimen for testing tension at right angles to the grain
- 49. Making a torsion test on hickory
- 50. Method of cutting and marking test specimens
- 51. Diagram of specific gravity apparatus
 
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