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Comparative Tests of Small Laminated and Solid Spruce Beams for Aeroplane Construction, by Sydney V. James, presents a detailed investigation into the structural properties of spruce wood used in early aircraft design. Published in 1910, this report meticulously documents the results of comparative tests performed on small laminated and solid spruce beams, providing critical data for engineers and designers of the time.
The study focuses on evaluating the strength and durability of these beams under various stress conditions, with the goal of optimizing material selection and construction techniques for safer and more efficient aeroplanes. This work offers valuable insights into the challenges and innovations of early aviation engineering and remains a significant resource for understanding the historical development of aircraft materials.
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