A CAS Approach to Handle the Anisotropic Hooke’s Law for Cancellous Bone and Wood
Table 6
The elastic constants data for softwoods.
S. no.
Species
1
Blasa
0.2
0.127
0.360
6.380
0.086
0.091
0.154
0.624
0.406
0.066
2
Spruce
0.39
0.572
1.030
11.950
0.262
0.365
0.506
1.498
1.442
0.078
3
Spruce
0.43
0.594
1.106
14.055
0.346
0.476
0.686
1.442
1.0
0.064
4
Spruce
0.44
0.443
0.775
16.286
0.192
0.321
0.442
1.234
1.52
0.072
5
Spruce
0.50
0.755
0.963
17.221
0.333
0.549
0.548
1.25
1.706
0.07
6
Douglas Fir
0.45
0.929
1.173
16.095
0.409
0.539
0.539
1.767
1.766
0.176
7
Douglas Fir
0.59
1.226
1.775
17.004
0.753
0.747
0.941
2.348
1.816
0.160
8
Pine
0.54
0.721
1.405
16.929
0.454
0.535
0.857
3.484
1.344
0.132
Source: this data is consulted from [47, 48]. The number of repetitions of the particular species in this table shows the number of measurements done for that particular wood species. The units of (bulk or apparent density) are g/cm3 and the units of elastic constants are GPa = dynes/cm2.
