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Wood has been a crucial construction material due to its natural properties. Engineered wood products like plywood, veneers, and particle boards have been developed to leverage wood's benefits while overcoming its limitations, offering tailored solutions for various structural and non-structural applications in civil engineering. Each product features unique properties, manufacturing processes, and suitability for different uses, contributing to resource efficiency and design flexibility.
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Term: Plywood
Definition: An engineered wood product made by gluing multiple layers of wood veneer, oriented at different angles for enhanced strength.
Term: Veneer
Definition: A thin slice of wood that can be applied to core panels for decorative or structural purposes, available in types like raw, backed, and reconstituted.
Term: Particle Board
Definition: A low-density board made from wood chips and resin, pressed together under heat, known for its cost-effectiveness and adaptability in furniture.
Term: Engineered Wood Products
Definition: Wood products that are manufactured by bonding together strands, fibers, veneers, or other forms of wood to create composite materials.