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Physical and mechanical properties of rubberwood

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Rubberwood Processing and Utilization, Malaysia, 1994; p27-36 1994Subject(s): Summary: Rubberwood has mechanical strength properties comparble to those of some popular local furniture timbers such as dark red meranti, light red meranti, sepetir, nyatoh and remain. Though the overall strength propeties are comparable, the bending strength under static loads of rubberwood is slightly inferior to that of the other popular local furniture timbers. Under compressive load parallel to grain, rubberwood is also slightly inferior. However, in compression perpendicular to grain, it is stronger than dark red meranti and light red meranti. This is also true in the case of the hardness of the timbers. Rubberwood also has higher shear strengths than those of the meranti and ramin. Rubberwood, however, is weaker than nyatoh and sepetir in all strength properties. According to the strength grouping of Malaysian timbers rubberwood falls under the strength group C.
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Rubberwood has mechanical strength properties comparble to those of some popular local furniture timbers such as dark red meranti, light red meranti, sepetir, nyatoh and remain. Though the overall strength propeties are comparable, the bending strength under static loads of rubberwood is slightly inferior to that of the other popular local furniture timbers. Under compressive load parallel to grain, rubberwood is also slightly inferior. However, in compression perpendicular to grain, it is stronger than dark red meranti and light red meranti. This is also true in the case of the hardness of the timbers. Rubberwood also has higher shear strengths than those of the meranti and ramin. Rubberwood, however, is weaker than nyatoh and sepetir in all strength properties. According to the strength grouping of Malaysian timbers rubberwood falls under the strength group C.

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