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    A timber beam made of 80% stress-grade Antipolo wood is being checked to ensure it is safe against flexural stress, shearing stress, and deflection based on the wood's material properties, including its bending and tension strength parallel to grain, modulus of elasticity, compression strengths, shear strength, allowable deflection, and unit weight.

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    A timber beam made of 80% stress-grade Antipolo wood is being checked to ensure it is safe against flexural stress, shearing stress, and deflection based on the wood's material properties, including its bending and tension strength parallel to grain, modulus of elasticity, compression strengths, shear strength, allowable deflection, and unit weight.

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    Seatwork Timber

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    Mische Anito
    A timber beam made of 80% stress-grade Antipolo wood is being checked to ensure it is safe against flexural stress, shearing stress, and deflection based on the wood's material properties, including its bending and tension strength parallel to grain, modulus of elasticity, compression strengths, shear strength, allowable deflection, and unit weight.

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    A timber beam in the figure is made from 80% stress-grade Antipolo wood with following

    properties of:
    Bending & Tension Parallel to Grade = 18.60 MPa
    Modulus of Elasticity in Bending = 5.35 GPa
    Compression Parallel to Grain = 10.80 GPa
    Compression Perpendicular to Grain = 3.90 MPa
    Shear Parallel to Grain = 2.06 MPa
    Allowable deflection = span/360
    Unit Weight of the material = 10.10 kN/m³
    Check the following:
    a) safe against flexural stress
    b) safe against shearing stress
    c) safe against deflection

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