Wood modification: Friction welding

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Covers the properties, characteristics, and uses of wood materials.

Explores ski manufacturing, materials, and production processes, including core assembly and fiber cutting.

Explores the botanical features, distribution, wood properties, and utilizations of Scots Pine, along with innovative self-shaping wood concepts.

Explores oak tree features, wood properties, naval construction, and wood modification techniques.

Explores the wood properties of Sycamore Maple and the development of a lignin-based wood adhesive.

Explores wood mechanical properties, density distribution, fiber anatomy, and elasticity modulus.

Demonstrates experiments to study friction coefficients between sandpaper and various materials.

Covers exercises on metals and alloys, focusing on production, recycling, and energy management in metallurgy.

Explores the physical and mechanical properties of wood in relation to moisture content and strength.

Explores materials behavior, structural design principles, and building element considerations for ensuring structural safety.