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strength grading

Fischer C. / Geir I. Vestøl / Olav Høibø

USING STAND- AND TREE CHARACTERISTICS TO IMPROVE THE ACCURACY OF STRENGTH GRADING OF SPUCE TIMBER

The study is based on data from the first 6 sites of a 14 sites survey, covering a range of growing conditions in south-eastern Norway. The timber was strength-graded with …

Fischer C. / Geir I. Vestøl / Olav Høibø / Øvrum A.

Improved strength grading by presorting based on density and origin of the timber

Most of the structural timber of Norway spruce from Norwegian sawmills is strength graded based on machines measuring the resonance frequency. Even though the strength-graded timber in general meets the …

Daniel Ridley-Ellis

Proposed changes to machine strength grading of structural timber in Europe

In Europe, machine strength grading of sawn timber for construction is governed by the harmonized European Standard EN 14081-2. A substantially changed revision of this standard has recently undergone Enquiry …

Daniel Ridley-Ellis / Marlene Cramer

Strength grading options for unusual resources

Timber in Europe is normally graded under the EN 14081 framework [1]–[5]. Developing new grading assignments under these standards might not be feasible for unusual timber resources due to their …

J. Oja / Johannes A. J. Huber / M. Ekevad / O. Broman

Generating 3D finite element models of boards from computed tomography images

Increasingly taller and larger timber buildings have become more common. Currently, a 20-storey hotel tower made of cross-laminated timber is under construction in Skellefteå, Sweden. For construction, strength-graded timber with …

Daniel Ridley-Ellis / Marlene Cramer

Can you guess the strength of timber? How (your) wood quality perceptions relate to reality

UK-grown timber is often perceived to have “low quality”, and most of the UK’s sawn timber is used for fencing and packaging material. Much of the resource could be used …

Daniel Ridley-Ellis

A little about the verification of a lot (EN 14358)

Sometimes it is necessary to estimate the mean and/or percentile of a certain population by limited sampling, in order to compare with target values. Done properly, the method should account …

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