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Examining the shear strength of the glue lines in glued laminated timber
(2017)
With a soaring global population and continuous depletion of resources, wood
and engineered wood products will change the way we carry out conventional
construction. Conventional building materials such as concrete and ...
A review of engineered wood products in Canada
(2018)
Engineered wood products, such as Glulam, Laminated Veneer Lumber, Oriented Strand lumber and Cross Laminated Timber, are increasingly being utilized for construction purposes both domestically and abroad. Mass timber ...
Comparison of Carbon Footprints: Mass Timer Buildings vs Steels – A Literature Review
(2020)
Sustainability and innovation are key components in the fight against climate change.
Mass timber buildings have been gaining popularity due to the renewable nature of timber.
Although research comparing mass timber ...
Cross laminated timber (CLT) future potential in Ontario compared with BC and Quebec
(2019)
Cross Laminated Timber is a relatively new timber product in Canada
with a bright future The product is an advancement that is allowing the industry
to create products for larger structures and more specifically taller ...
Exploring physical and mechanical properties of OSB and underutilized species to be used in the Glulam industry
(2021)
Glulam lumber is a great building alternative to steel for its strength, aesthetics,
and ecofriendly nature. Most of the Glulam produced in North America is made from
Spruce, Pine, or Fir (SPF) species due to their ...
Mechanical properties of underutilized species in Northwestern Ontario
(2021)
Increasing the utilization of available wood supply is becoming more important
in sustaining market demand and developing future opportunities for Ontario’s wood
products in the growing bioeconomy. The objective of this ...