EXAM HELP Flashcards

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Functionality of Timber and Manufactured Boards?

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Used for applications like scaffolding, furniture, door frames, and sheds. Consider ease of use and working when selecting materials.

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Why is timber functional in design and technology?

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Timber is easy to work with using tools and machinery. It’s versatile, low-cost, sustainable, and has a long history of use in many applications.

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What are aesthetic considerations for timber materials?

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Timber has natural colours and textures that can be enhanced with finishes. Understanding treatments helps improve its look and feel.

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What are Textures considerations for timber materials?

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Textures can be improved thought a wide range of wasting processes and using additional martials.

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What are colours for timber materials?

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colours can be changed through paints and strains.

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What are availabilities considerations for timber materials?

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Wood is easy to sources as it comes in many different sources. It can be bought be any store.

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What are the cost considerations for timber materials ?

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The cost of timber is very cheap as it is a Resistant material.

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What are the cost (Buying in bulk)considerations for timber materials ?

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Buying in bulk reduces transportation costs. Companies can transport large stock and offer pricing Strategies customers.

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Why is torsional strength important in wood?

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Wood has good torsional strength, but can warp from moisture. Metal brackets help prevent this, making it ideal for scaffolding.

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How does wood handle shear force?

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Hardwoods with close grain resist shear force well. Softwoods are generally weaker but can still withstand shear to some extent.

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What should you know about wood and tensile strength?

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Wood has high tensile strength due to its grain, but moisture can weaken it. It’s 30% stronger in compression than in tension.

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