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    The document outlines the working stresses in megapascals (MPa) for various mechanical properties of unseasoned structural timber from Philippine woods graded at 80% stress. The timber species are grouped into four categories based on their strength - high, moderately high, medium, and moderately low. Within each category, the species are listed along with their working stresses values for bending and tension parallel to grain, modulus of elasticity in bending, compression parallel and perpendicular to grain, and shear parallel to grain.

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    WORKING STRESSES FOR VIRTUALLY STRESS-GRADED

    UNSEASONED STRUCTURAL TIMBER OF PHILIPPINE WOOD


    80% Stress Grade
    Bending &
    Tension
    Parallel to
    Grain

    Modulus of
    Elasticity in
    Bending

    Compression
    Parallel to
    grain

    Compression
    Perpendicular
    to Grain

    Shear
    parallel to
    Grain

    MPa

    GPa

    MPa

    MPa

    MPa

    Agoho

    26.30

    8.22

    14.50

    5.91

    2.95

    Liusin

    25.00

    9.36

    15.60

    4.31

    2.64

    Malabayabas

    28.10

    8.30

    15.80

    8.70

    3.02

    Manggachapui

    25.80

    9.63

    16.00

    6.03

    2.78

    Molave

    24.00

    6.54

    15.40

    6.34

    2.88

    Narig

    21.80

    8.33

    13.70

    4.91

    2.61

    Sasalit

    31.30

    9.72

    21.60

    10.20

    3.38

    Yakal

    24.50

    9.18

    15.80

    6.27

    2.49

    Species

    I. High Strength Group

    II. Moderately High Strength Group


    Antipolo

    18.60

    5.35

    10.80

    3.90

    2.06

    Binggas

    18.90

    6.57

    11.40

    3.27

    2.24

    Bokbok

    18.10

    6.36

    11.30

    3.41

    2.18

    Dao

    16.20

    5.43

    9.44

    2.27

    1.92

    Gatasan

    20.80

    6.84

    13.50

    3.52

    2.36

    Guijo

    21.80

    8.47

    13.20

    4.26

    2.40

    Kamagong

    20.90

    7.20

    11.70

    4.39

    2.47

    Kamatog

    19.00

    7.56

    11.20

    3.95

    2.35

    Katmon

    18.80

    6.82

    11.90

    4.84

    2.29

    Kato

    18.40

    8.04

    10.60

    3.46

    1.96

    Lomarau

    19.80

    7.92

    11.80

    2.98

    2.18

    Mahogany, Big-leafed

    16.50

    4.66

    10.50

    3.83

    2.71

    Makaasim

    20.50

    6.72

    11.40

    3.70

    2.40

    Malakauayan

    18.90

    6.66

    11.20

    2.32

    2.14

    Narra

    18.00

    5.94

    11.40

    3.01

    1.91

    Pahutan

    16.60

    6.53

    10.00

    2.50

    2.05

    III. Medium Strength Group


    Apitong

    16.50

    7.31

    9.56

    2.20

    1.73

    Bagtikan

    16.60

    6.48

    9.89

    2.33

    1.82

    Dangkalan

    16.30

    6.38

    9.20

    2.48

    1.98

    Gisau

    14.30

    5.33

    8.16

    1.99

    1.90

    Lanutan-bagyo

    15.00

    6.06

    8.96

    2.02

    1.84

    Lauan

    13.90

    5.83

    8.18

    1.72

    1.48

    Malaanonang

    13.80

    5.41

    8.54

    1.96

    1.59

    Malasaging

    16.80

    5.94

    9.51

    2.92

    1.85

    Malugai

    15.40

    6.30

    9.33

    3.07

    2.07

    Miau

    15.70

    6.50

    8.83

    2.78

    2.06

    Nato

    16.20

    5.56

    9.17

    2.33

    1.98

    Palosapis

    13.80

    5.98

    8.38

    2.73

    1.68

    Pine

    14.70

    6.66

    8.29

    1.88

    1.56

    Salakin

    15.70

    5.67

    8.83

    2.94

    1.88

    Vidal lanutan

    19.50

    5.83

    8.54

    2.65

    2.39

    IV. Moderately Low Strength Group


    Almaciga

    11.80

    5.47

    6.27

    1.44

    1.47

    Bayok

    12.60

    4.75

    7.33

    1.30

    1.20

    Lingo-lingo

    13.20

    4.13

    6.85

    2.00

    1.66

    Mangasinoro

    12.80

    5.36

    7.46

    1.97

    1.44

    Raintree

    11.60

    2.75

    7.23

    3.32

    2.07

    Yemane
    12.60
    4.09
    7.87
    3.40
    1.96
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