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The Mechanical Properties of Wood

INTRODUCTION
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32.)] ~Resilience~ is the amount of work done upon a body in deforming it.

Within the elastic limit it is also a measure of the potential energy stored in the material and represents the amount of work the material would do upon being released from a state of stress.

This may be graphically represented by a diagram in which the abscissae represent the amount of deflection and the ordinates the force acting.

The area included between the stress-strain curve and the initial line (which is zero) represents the work done.

(See Fig.


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