Wood: A Versatile Engineering Material
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Wood is a versatile engineering material for several reasons: 1) It can be used for both large and small structures and is capable of many different uses. 2) It is strong yet lightweight, easy to work with, and renewable. 3) As an engineering material, wood has a range of mechanical properties that vary based on species, growth conditions, and processing methods. 4) It is widely used in construction and manufacturing due to its strength, flexibility, and ability to be combined with other materials.
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Timber
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Timber
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