Activity 5: Matching Type Directions: Read cach statement in column A and match it with the choices in column B. Write the letter of your answer on the activity sheet. Column A Column B 10. an organic substance that supports a tree 11. the term used to describe wood once it's no longer a part of a living tree. 12.a sawn timber or processed timber ready to p. reusability q. wood r. lumber s. detailed drawing use t. once u. twice v. hardwood w. softwood x. dressed timber 13. a complete sketch of a plan 14."Measure twice and cut 15.also known as rough timber 16.from broad-leaved tree 17. plane and smooth timber 18. from needle-leaved tree y. sawn timber z. dressing 10.the simplest way of fixing two pieces of timber together 11.other term for timber 12. a method used in making plans. 13. the number of times you measure the aa. nails ьь. timber cc. measurement dd.sustainability lumber 14. using something several times 15. a process of planing the lumber

Activity 5: Matching Type Directions: Read cach statement in column A and match it with the choices in column B. Write the letter of your answer on the activity sheet. Column A Column B 10. an organic substance that supports a tree 11. the term used to describe wood once it's no longer a part of a living tree. 12.a sawn timber or processed timber ready to p. reusability q. wood r. lumber s. detailed drawing use t. once u. twice v. hardwood w. softwood x. dressed timber 13. a complete sketch of a plan 14."Measure twice and cut 15.also known as rough timber 16.from broad-leaved tree 17. plane and smooth timber 18. from needle-leaved tree y. sawn timber z. dressing 10.the simplest way of fixing two pieces of timber together 11.other term for timber 12. a method used in making plans. 13. the number of times you measure the aa. nails ьь. timber cc. measurement dd.sustainability lumber 14. using something several times 15. a process of planing the lumber

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

See similar textbooks

Related questions

Q: What are the main types of engineered wood products?

A: Engineering wood are made up of softwood and hardwood with bonded strands, veneers, lumber and other…

Q: 9.17 An 8 x 8 S4S first-floor column supports a load of P₁ = 20 k from roof and floors above and an…

A: Given column section - 8×8 S4S Doughlas FIR No.1 Column P1 =20 k P2 = 12 k E=1600 ksi Fc= 1000…

Q: Briefly describe the chemical composition of wood.

A: Wood is defined as an organic material that is found in the stem and roots of trees.It is fibrous…

Q: Wood is cut at sawmills into a variety of products, with different sizes andshapes for engineering…

A: There are broad ranges of wood products used throughout engineering applications. The trees are…

Q: What lumber grade has > 80% clear wood?

A: Brief concept introduction- Lumber grade- Lumber is a sawn and formed wood product made from…

Q: Calculate the second moment of area in "in4" for a 4"x12" piece of lumber about the X-x and y-y…

Q: Construction lumber can be cut from the tree using one of two methods or acombination of them. Name…

A: There are two methods of cutting lumbers : Plain sawing Quarter sawing

Q: What are three types of organisms that attack wood?

A: The most common types of organisms that attack wood are:

Q: The materials shown in the figure are rigidly attached with each othe r. This composite material is…

A: Given, Load, P = 60 kN Temperature difference, ∆T = 50oC

Q: There are three candidate cross sections for a beam that is to span a 20 ft space. The loading is…

A: Solution Given Data Length of span L=20 ft Concentrated load P=3500 lbs Maximum tensile/compression…

Question

Assessment
Take it to your limit. Mastery is a must. Economy counts. As a carpenter,
VOu have to learn every detail of your endeavour. Re-check your learning.
Activity 5: Matching Type
Directions: Read each statement in column A and match it with the choices in
column B. Write the letter of your answer on the activity sheet.
Column A
Column B
10. an organic substance that supports a tree
11. the term used to describe wood once it's no
longer a part of a living tree.
12.a sawn timber or processed timber ready to
p. reusability
q. wood
r. lumber
s. detailed drawing
use
t. once
u. twice
v. hardwood
w. softwood
x. dressed timber
13. a complete sketch of a plan
14.“Measure twice and cut
15. also known as rough timber
16.from broad-leaved tree
y. sawn timber
z. dressing
17. plane and smooth timber
18. from needle-leaved tree
10.the simplest way of fixing two pieces of timber
together
11.other term for timber
aa.nails
bb. timber
cc. measurement
12. a method used in making plans.
13. the number of times you measure the
lumber
dd.sustainability
14. using something several times
15. a process of planing the lumber

Expert Solution

This question has been solved!

Explore an expertly crafted, step-by-step solution for a thorough understanding of key concepts.

SEE SOLUTION Check out a sample Q&A here

Step 1

VIEW

Step 2

VIEW

Step by step

Solved in 2 steps

SEE SOLUTION Check out a sample Q&A here

Knowledge Booster

Learn more about

Need a deep-dive on the concept behind this application? Look no further. Learn more about this topic, civil-engineering and related others by exploring similar questions and additional content below.

Similar questions

Problem: In ASTM D198 where it determines the flexure properties of wood such as modulus of rupture, modulus of elasticity, and failure conditions, determine the types of failure shown in each wood. Question 15 Use the editor to format your answer
Don't copy from websites. Provide typed answer clearly. Thank you What is the standard test procedure to determine the timber grain?
How much wood is wasted in turning out the largest possible cylindrical rod from a lumber whose uniform square cross-sectional area is 10 sq.in. and whose length is 5 ft.? (round answer to nearest whole number in cubic inches and use pi = 3.14) Show your complete solution with drawing/diagram and correct label.
Answer number 5
A wood specimen was subjected to bending until failure by applying a loadin the middle of its span. The specimen has a cross section of 1 in. * 1 in.(actual dimensions) and a span of 14 in. between the simple supports. Theload and the deflection in the middle of the span were recorded as shown inTable P10.22.a. Using a computer spreadsheet program, plot the load–deflectionrelationship.b. Plot the proportional limit on the graph.c. Calculate the modulus of rupture (flexure strength).
Identify and select manufactured wood structural components used for building construction ?
Question 13 Which one of the following statements regarding durability is FALSE? O a. Use class 5 includes the most challenging service condition for wood. O b. Biological deterioration includes attack by bacteria, fungi, insects, or moulds. O c. Natural durability class 1 has the lowest durability. Od. The highest risk for wood decay is in wet and warm conditions.
What of the following tool is used to make the wood surface clean and smooth? Select one: O a. Chisel O b. Carpentry File O C. Hand Saw O d. Try Square
How do preservatives reduce or eliminate wood decay?
Question : Name the 4 types of Processes involved in processing of timber. And give brief information on Benefits of seasoning of timber and its methods.
Question 8 Mechanical properties of timber are generally NOT dependent on: O a. wood moisture content O b. extractives O c. wood density O d. duration of load O e. temperature
The "Quality Woods" factory is dedicated to the manufacture of doors. It is currently developing the "Classic 2050" style and requires you to conduct a process flow study. The information necessary for the construction of the DOP is presented below: The materials for making doors are sent from the raw material warehouse to the production department (1.40 mt, 0.51 min). An operator cuts the vertical posts (7 min), moves to planing (0.5 min; 1 mt); the vertical columns are brushed (8 min), it is moved to glued (1.4 mt, 0.51 min). At the same time as the vertical studs are cut, the horizontal studs are cut (10 min), the horizontal studs are planed (10 min). Once the horizontal columns are ready, they are transferred to gluing with vertical columns (1.2 mt, 0.55 min). Vertical uprights are glued to the horizontal ones using glue (15 min). Let it dry in a separate area (15 min). An operator checks that the uprights are well glued and proceeds to nail (6 min), then is transferred to gluing…