Madera Laminada (II parte)
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The process of treating wood to protect it from various elements and enhance its integration into different environments is discussed.
Wood Treatment Process
- Wood pieces are treated with a blue substance post-formation to provide fungicidal, insecticidal effects, and protection against UV rays.
- Transportation of the wood pieces to their destination requires special transport due to their significant length, especially challenging for curved pieces.
- Upon arrival at the construction site, the wood pieces are either stored or directly assembled.
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The ease of assembly facilitated by designed joints and rigorous quality controls ensuring structural viability are highlighted.
Assembly and Quality Control
- Columns and beams with specially designed joints allow for easy and efficient assembly.
- Rigorous quality controls validate the structure's strength through testing joint resistance under various conditions.
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Testing procedures for verifying the quality and durability of laminated wood structures are explained.
Quality Testing Procedures
- Lamination test involves subjecting wood samples to vacuum and pressure conditions to assess bonding quality.
- Detailed examination post-testing ensures structural integrity by checking for defects like knots or inadequate adhesion.
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Applications of laminated wood structures in diverse settings such as sports facilities, pools, wineries, and shopping centers are mentioned.
Applications of Laminated Wood Structures