| Category | Type | Material |
| Wood | Wood Class I (>25 years)
show all types of Wood |
African Padouk Afrormosia Afzelia Guaiacum Wood Indian Rosewood Iroko Makore Mansonia Moabi Robinia Teak |
| Quantity | Value | Unit |
| Young's modulus | 9000 - 13500 | MPa |
| Tensile strength | 88 - 184 | MPa |
| Compressive strength | 62 - 81 | MPa |
| Bending strength | 103 - 169 | MPa |
| Quantity | Value | Unit |
| Density | 0 - 740 | kg/m3 |
| Shrinkage | 4.4 - 6.9 | % |
| Quantity | Value | Unit |
| Eco indicator 95 | 1.24 | mPt |
| EPS | 117 | mELU |
| Ex (in) / Ex (out) | 1.97743148844707 | MJ/MJ |
| GER | 36.9 | MJ |
| Raw materials input | 2.214355498611 | kg |
| Solid | 0.100628522371 | kg |
| Eco indicator 99 | 0.687 | Pt |
| Environmental remarks | Robinia pseudoacacia is a high quality wood cultivated in Europe in, what is supposed to be, a sustainable manner. The main production comes from Hungaria. Transport to the Netherlands requires 2 * 250km (from factory to forest and back) and 1400km to the Netherlands, all by trailers. | |
| Author: | Idemat 1998 | |
| Remarks | Origin: Europe (Hungary). Colour and texture: yellowgreen to greenish brown/gold brown. Smell: in fresh state unpleasent. Workability: good to moderately good to machine; moderately good bonding by glue; good surface treatment possible (polishable). Robinia pseudoacacia is perhaps the most durable wood growing in Europe. It is hard , strong and tough. Lower Heating Value:18.13 MJ | |
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Sample: Wood Class I (>25 years) |
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Dear visitor, Matbase has not changed a lot over the last few years, but, as you may have noticed, read more
Richard Vennix MSc
co-founder of Matbase and innovation consultant
08-12-2009 08:33
Last november was a memorable month for us at Matbase, we passed the milestone of 1000 visitors per day. So I guess we were not that far of when we thought it would be a good idea to make the material database we used as students during our stay at the Delft University of Technology accessable to other people. Apparently, people appreciate the easy way they can lookup the material properties and how we present the data.
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