HYPOTHESES OF THE THEORY OF INTERNAL STRESSES IN WOOD

The article examines the main hypotheses of the theory of internal stresses in wood, which describe these phenomena both in the process of physical-mechanical, chemical processing, and in the process of operation. The most promising hypotheses for their further development and formation of the theory of internal stresses in wood are determined by the method of pairwise comparison.

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2025-06-18
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https://doi.org/10.58168/e-sestti2025_327-332
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Wood Treatment and Properties
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HYPOTHESES OF THE THEORY OF INTERNAL STRESSES IN WOOD

Владимир Шамаев, Aleksandr Russu, A. Khvorykh, Il'ya Medvedev et al.
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HYPOTHESES OF THE THEORY OF INTERNAL STRESSES IN WOOD

Владимир Шамаев, Aleksandr Russu, A. Khvorykh, Il'ya Medvedev, M. Dimitrov
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The article examines the main hypotheses of the theory of internal stresses in wood, which describe these phenomena both in the process of physical-mechanical, chemical processing, and in the process of operation. The most promising hypotheses for their further development and formation of the theory of internal stresses in wood are determined by the method of pairwise comparison.

Voronezh State University of Forestry and Technologies (RU), Voronezh State University (RU)
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Wood Treatment and Properties
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