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Wood Structure Hardwood Softwood

Variability in wood products Solid wood frequency strength

Variability in wood products mean lower 5th percentile Solid wood ÷ safety factors frequency allowable design stress strength

Variability in wood products mean mean lower 5th percentile ÷ safety factors Solid wood lower 5th percentile Wood composite A frequency ÷ safety factors strength allowable design stress allowable design stress

Anisotropy (St. Regis Paper Co.) (Indospectrum.com) (Côté)

Anisotropy Parallel to grain Perpendicular to grain

Wood sections/surfaces/planes Longitudinal section Transverse section T T R R R R T T L L L T = tangential R = radial L = longitudinal

Anisotropy – perpendicular to grain Radial Tangential

Hygroscopicity Hydrogen Bond  H  O  H H   O H Water 

Hygroscopicity Hydrogen Bond  H Wood O   H  O H 

Water in cell wall O H O H

Water in wood Free water Bound water Cell wall Cell lumen Oven dry > Fibre saturation point 0% m.c. 0 – 30% m.c. > 30% m.c.

Effect of moisture content on wood properties Fibre Saturation Point

Comparative Environmental Impact Assessment Life Cycle Analysis Canadian Wood Council

Comparative Environmental Impact Assessment Canadian Wood Council