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Date: 2010-06-25 16:06:00
Knowledge
Wood
Structural engineering
Lumber
Timber industry
Forest Products Laboratory
Covered bridge
Grade
Bridge
Education
Forestry
Academia

Species Identification and Field-Grading of Woods in Covered Bridges To extend the service life of historic covered bridges in the United States, methods for accurately estimating the strength and safety of the structure

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