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mechano-sorptive creep: a standalone construct

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mechano-sorptivecreep1 CONSTRUCTMechano-sorptive creepARMSTRONG · TIMBER ENGINEERING

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the extra creep of loaded wood that occurs when its moisture content changes, beyond creep at constant moisture.

In timber engineering, mechano-sorptive creep refers to the extra creep of loaded wood that occurs when its moisture content changes, beyond creep at constant moisture. This meaning comes from Armstrong (1960) in Nature.[1]

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  1. Armstrong, L. D., & Kingston, R. S. T. (1960). Effect of Moisture Changes on Creep in Wood. Nature, 185(4716), 862-863. https://doi.org/10.1038/185862c0

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