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American Western Hemlock Wood
Categories: Wood and Natural Products; Wood; Softwood

Material Notes: Obtainable in large sizes Softwood. Relatively easy to work with hand tools. Data is based on small, clear, air-dried samples unless specified.
Usual surface texture: Fine
Dimensional changes when dried lumber is subjected to variations in humidity during service: Small
Resistance to fungal decay (Heartwood in ground contact): Non-durable (5 to 10 years)
Resistance to penetration by preservatives: Resistant
Common Applications: Construction, joinery

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Key Words: Tsuga heterophylla; Lumber, Timber
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Physical PropertiesOriginal ValueComments
Density 0.380 g/ccOven Dry Weight/Unseasoned Volume
 0.305 - 0.508 g/ccat nominal specific gravity. Coast Mountains-region (Canada) origin
 0.358 - 0.577 g/ccat oven-dry state. Coast Mountains-region (Canada) origin
 0.371 - 0.605 g/ccat 12.0% m.c. Coast Mountains-region (Canada) origin
 41.0 lb/ft³Unseasoned*
Moisture Absorption at Equilibrium 2.5 - 3.5 %Between 40% RH and 90% RH. Coast Mountains-region (Canada) origin
 
Mechanical PropertiesOriginal ValueComments
Hardness, Wood Indentation 1900 NSide. Force required to imbed a 0.444 inch steel ball to one-half its diameter
 2400 NEnd. Force required to imbed a 0.444 inch steel ball to one-half its diameter
 2400 NSide
Tensile Strength, Ultimate 2.10 MPaPerpendicular to Grain
 260 psiPerpendicular to Grain*
Modulus of Rupture 0.0700 GPaIn Bending
 6.10 ksiStatic Bending*
Flexural Yield Strength 46.9 MPaBending stress at proportional limit
 3400 psiFiber Stress at Elastic Limit; Static Bending*
Flexural Modulus 10.28 GPaIn Bending
 1190 ksiStatic Bending*
Compressive Strength 4.70 MPaPerpendicular to Grain
 42.7 - 43.0 MPaParallel to Grain
 350 psiPerpendicular to Grain*
 2290 psiParallel to Grain*
 2890 psiMax Crushing Strength Parallel to Grain*
Poissons Ratio 0.382µTR, 12% Moisture Content. Coast Mountains-region (Canada) origin
 0.423µLT, 12% Moisture Content. Coast Mountains-region (Canada) origin
 0.442µRT, 12% Moisture Content. Coast Mountains-region (Canada) origin
 0.485µLR, 12% Moisture Content. Coast Mountains-region (Canada) origin
Machinability 100 %Good Relative to Other Wood
Shear Strength 8.10 MPaOrientation Unknown
 810 psiParallel to Grain*
Impact 2.4in-lb/in³; Work to Elastic Limit; Unseasoned Sample; Impact Bending*
 7800psi; Fiber Stress at Elastic Limit; Unseasoned Sample; Impact Bending*
Work to Elastic Limit 0.580 in-lb/in³Static Bending*
Work to Maximum Load 6.00 in-lb/in³Static Bending*
Toughness 15.8 JRadial
 23.8 JTangential
 
Thermal PropertiesOriginal ValueComments
Thermal Conductivity 0.770 BTU-in/hr-ft²-°FOven Dry
 0.940 BTU-in/hr-ft²-°F12% Moisture Content
Shrinkage 4.3 %Radial; Green to Zero Moisture
 7.9 %Tangential; Green to Zero Moisture
 11.9 %Volumetric; Green to Zero Moisture
 
Descriptive Properties
ColorPale BrownUsual for heartwood

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