 | Architecture - 1909 - 494 pages
...express our idea of its mechanical properties, or of its probable fwS \f.-'- *; »f 1?*-* * "^ ^ U behavior under certain conditions. Thus we say that...these properties or characteristics of timber will now be'given in order that we may see what peculiarities of structure or of growth cause them. Hardness.... | |
 | Architectural drawing - 1910 - 476 pages
...OF MRS. HM COBB, MAGNOLIA DRIVE. CLEVELAND, OHIO Watterson & Schneider, Architects, Cleveland, Ohio. behavior under certain conditions. Thus we say that a wood is hard, or tough, or hrittle, or flexihle, and frequently we use these terms without having a clear understanding of just... | |
 | 1913 - 476 pages
...these woods are very expensive and can be used on that account only in veneers and only for the best work. GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF TIMBER In speaking...of some of these properties or characteristics of lumber will now be given in order that we may see what peculiarities of structure or of growth cause... | |
 | Gilbert Townsend - Building - 1913 - 284 pages
...these woods are very expensive and can be used on that account only in veneers and only for the best work. GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF TIMBER In speaking...of some of these properties or characteristics of lumber will iiow be given in order that we may see what peculiarities of structure or of growth cause... | |
 | Architecture - 1917 - 522 pages
...these woods are very expensive and can be used on that account only in veneers and only for the best work. GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF TIMBER In speaking...of some of these properties or characteristics of lumber will now be given in order that we may see what peculiarities of structure or of growth cause... | |
 | United States. Army. Corps of Engineers Board on engineer troops - Engineer troops - 1917 - 904 pages
...from Michigan to Florida. It is now becoming scarcer and is most expensive. G. MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF TIMBER. In speaking of wood we are accustomed to...certain conditions. Thus we say that a wood is hard, tough, brittle, flexible, etc. 1. HARDNESS. If a block of wood is struck with a hammer, the resulting... | |
 | Military engineering - 1917 - 1124 pages
...from Michigan to Florida. It is now becoming scarcer and is most expensive. G. MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF TIMBER. In speaking of wood we are accustomed to...certain conditions. Thus we say that a wood is hard, tough, brittle, flexible, etc. 1. HARDNESS. If a block of wood is struck with a hammer, the resulting... | |
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... work. GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF TIMBER In speaking of wood we are accustomed to use certain words to express our idea of its mechanical properties, or of its probable behavior under certain conditions. Thus we say that a wood is hard, or tough, or... 