Hi
In the Design volume (first edition) at pg 4-58 Young's modulus along the grain is given by equation 4.5-1.
Then on page 4-59 this equation is reduced to equation 4.5-2, which contains a value of 0.94625. My question is how was this
value calculated? Using equation 4.5-1 and the average figure of 0.02 for the product VLCVCL I do not get 0.94625.
"Hard the cobbled road of knowledge to the feet of him who plods" John O'Brien - The Old Bush School.
Equ. 4.5-1 and Equ. 4.5-2
Equ. 4.5-1 and Equ. 4.5-2
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Re: Equ. 4.5-1 and Equ. 4.5-2
Bruce, check out this post: viewtopic.php?f=33&t=3626#p43983 . The error is small and fixed in the second edition.
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Re: Equ. 4.5-1 and Equ. 4.5-2
Thank you Trevor, will follow your sage advice and take an aspirin and lie down 

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