2004
DOI: 10.1007/s00107-003-0458-6
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Physikalische und mechanische Untersuchungen an Teakholz ( Tectona grandis L.f.) aus Plantagen in Panam�

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“…The longitudinal hardness of the teak timbers of the present study turned out to be lower than those registered by Posch et al (2004) (56 N mm -2 ) for 10 to 34 year old woods from Panama. Posch et al (2004) cite a lateral hardness of 32 N mm -2 for 10 to 34 year old woods from Panama, while Silva et al (2010) record an interval of 23 to 39 N mm -2 . Thus, Mexican 15 year old teak is below the values listed by Posch et al (2004) and within the lower limit described by Silva et al (2010).…”
Section: Conclusionescontrasting
confidence: 81%
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“…The longitudinal hardness of the teak timbers of the present study turned out to be lower than those registered by Posch et al (2004) (56 N mm -2 ) for 10 to 34 year old woods from Panama. Posch et al (2004) cite a lateral hardness of 32 N mm -2 for 10 to 34 year old woods from Panama, while Silva et al (2010) record an interval of 23 to 39 N mm -2 . Thus, Mexican 15 year old teak is below the values listed by Posch et al (2004) and within the lower limit described by Silva et al (2010).…”
Section: Conclusionescontrasting
confidence: 81%
“…Despite being the same age, the timber from Campeche had the highest values, which indicates that the origin of the wood contributed to the mechanical property of compression. The 15 year old wood of Campeche had higher values than those obtained by Crespo et al (2008) for 18 year old wood from Balzar (39 N mm -2 ) and 22 year old timber from Quevedo (43 N mm -2 ) in Ecuador, as well as those registered by Bhat and Priya (2004) for 21 year old wood (45 N mm -2 ) from Koni, India, and those estimated by Silva et al (2010), with 46 N mm -2 , and it had slightly lower values than those obtained by Miranda et al (2011) for 50 to 70 year old woods (50 N mm -2 ) from Lautem, Timor and those registered by Posch et al (2004) for 10 to 34 year old timber (50 N mm -2 ) from Panama.…”
Section: Mechanical Propertiessupporting
confidence: 54%
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