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Minimizing and predicting delamination of southern plywood in exterior exposure
Author(s): Peter Koch
Date: 1967
Source: Forest Products Journal, Vol. 17(2): 41-47
Publication Series: Miscellaneous Publication
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Southern pine plywood is substantially all being manufactured with phenolic glue for exterior use. Because panels must not delaminate in service, a reliable predictor of glueline durability is required. Drawing on the experience of the Douglas-fir plywood industry, southern manufacutrers have adopted as a predictor the percentage of wood failure(% WF) observed in randomly selected and thoroughly wetted shear specimens. A high % WF is accepted in the industry as evidence that the bond will be durable (7, 6).Publication Notes
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Koch, Peter. 1967. Minimizing and predicting delamination of southern plywood in exterior exposure. Forest Products Journal, Vol. 17(2): 41-47Related Search
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