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6 x 6 sawn post vs 3-ply 2 x 6

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6 x 6 wood post versus 3-ply 2 x 6 © Jeff R. Filler, May 2022, Pell City (DRAFT) If you are an a professional engineer providing designs (or fixes) for wood-frame construction, sooner or later you will be asked, …

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By WoodEngineering Posted on March 27, 2022 Posted in Uncategorized Tagged with 50, apart, bar, beam, break, building, compress, compression, deform, deformation, E, Eeee, elastic, elasticity, grade, kip, ksi, mechanics, modulus, MOE, plastic, pounds, psi, pull, push, rod, safe, safety, steel, strain, stress, structural, tensile, tension, textbook, yield, Young's

E (Eeee!) (Steel for now; wood later) E stands for Modulus of Elasticity, or Elastic Modulus, also Young’s Modulus. It is also abbreviated MOE (`Em – Oh – Ee’). By definition it is the amount of stress (tensile or compression) …

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6 x 6 sawn post vs 3-ply 2 x 6

`Eeee’