Lecture

Wood Properties

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Description

This lecture covers the physical and mechanical properties of wood, including density, water content, adsorption, shrinkage, thermal properties, and mechanical strength. It discusses the relationship between moisture content and various properties, such as density, strength, and elasticity.

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