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How surface condition of nails affects their holding power in wood

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Markwardt, L. J. (Lorraine Joseph), 1889- and Forest Products Laboratory (U.S.)

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Revised August 1952.

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and the other an actual roughening of the nail surface. The roughening may result from gross
Effect of nail points on the withdrawal resistance of plain nails

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Forest Products Laboratory (U.S.) and Scholten, John A.

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Information reviewed and reaffirmed, August 1962. Original report dated 1930.

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holding wooden members. These factors include size of nail, type of shank, and kind of point. This report
Aircraft nail gluing

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Forest Products Laboratory (U.S.)

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Publication restrictions have been removed. This report is one of a series issued to aid the nation's defense effort.

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thicknesses, nail sizes, nailing strips, and the relative merits of yellowpoplar and spruce cap strips. The
Model for the prediction of nail withdrawal stiffness

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Atherton, Jon C.

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An important factor affecting the strength and ultimate load of wood structures is the strength, stiffness and durability of its joints. Therefore, the behavior of nailed joints must be given proper consideration when designing and analyzing wood structures. Presently,formulas for determining the strength of nailed joints under withdrawal loads, as...

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Masters Thesis

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Testing Procedure 4.3.1 Nail-push and nail withdrawal test 4.3.2 Friction tests 4.3.3 Foundation
Clinching of nails in container construction

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Forest Products Laboratory (U.S.), Borkenhagen, E. H., and Kuelling, H. J.

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the nail pulled only a fraction of an inch, is recorded in tables 2 and 3. Report No. R1777 Effect
Response of timber joints with metal fasteners to lateral-impact loads

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Forest Products Laboratory (U.S.) and Jordan, C. A.

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relationship between nail diameter raised to the 3/2 4 three-halves power (D and load, — and also between
Performance comparison of slender and standard spirally grooved pallet nails

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Forest Products Laboratory (U.S.) and Heebink, T. B. (Thomas Bruce), 1914-

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diameter) and slightly shorter (2-1/4 inches) hardened nail for these conditions. They claimed that the new
Nonlinear finite-element modeling of intercomponent connections in light-frame wood structures

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Groom, Kevin

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Nailed connections have nonlinear load-displacement relations. Modeling these connections in an assembled structure would require a great amount of computational time because of the large number of degrees of freedom. Replacing these connections with energetically-equivalent nonlinear springs reduces the number of degrees of freedom, and leads to computational efficiency in...

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Masters Thesis
Spacing of sixpenny and eightpenny wire nails in Douglas-fir multi-nail joints

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Forest Products Laboratory (U.S.) and Ramos, Agustin N., Jr.

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before the lateral nail-resistance tests were conducted. Preparation and Testing of Specimens A total
Proper nailing of car bracing

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Gahagan, J. M. (John Martin), 1872-, Markwardt, L. J. (Lorraine Joseph), 1889-, and Forest Products Laboratory (U.S.)

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l also depends on the area of contact of the nail with the wood, and hence in- , creases directly

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Nails and spikes17
Nails and spikes -- Testing7
Wooden boxes -- Design and construction4
Timber joints2
Timber joints -- Testing2
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