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viz. Schinopsis lorentzii (Quebracho colorado) and Aspi- dosperma sp. (Quebracho blanco). Record, S.J. 1927. Panama “Orey” wood and related species. Tropical Woods. 12:6-12. Discusses uses of the Campnosperma, found in Panama, as well as in Brazil and the West Indies. Concludes that the wood is not well suited for the production of pulp and is easily damaged by insects and decay, but is useful in the construction of boxes and food containers. Saldarriaga, J. 1979. Machining characteristics of ten species from the Uraba region (Caracteristicas de trabaja- bilidad de diez especies de la region de Uraba). Medellin, Colombia: Facultad Nacional de Agronomia Medellin. Revista. Describes the machining characteristics of 10 tropical woods from Colombia. Schmieg, K. 1926. Notes on new cabinet woods from Brazil. Tropical Woods. 5:1-4. Briefly discusses the use of Myroxylon toluiferum, Astron- ium fraxinifolium, Nectandra sp., and Cordia in the manufacture of fine furniture. Souza, M.R. de. 1983. Classification of wood for musical instruments (Classificacao de madeiras para instrumentos musicais). Brasilia, Brazil: Departamento de Economia, Instituto Brasileiro de Desenvolvimento Florestal (IBDF). Serie Tecnica. 6: 21 p. Describes the testing of 100 Amazonian woods for possible use in musical instruments. Three different approaches to the testing were used; acoustic properties, Principal Com- ponent Analysis, and practical knowledge or empirical se- lection. Twenty species were selected as having potential for stringed and woodwind instrument making. Sternadt, G.H. 1983. Small wooden objects (Pequenos objetos de madeira–POM–1983. Brasilia, Brazil: Labo- ratorio de Produtos Florestais, DPq/IBDF: 83 p. Describes a wide variety (40) of small wooden objects, their export to other countries, and their value in Brazil and the importing countrie. Data are provided in tabular and graphic form. 101
Engineered Uses Design properties of wood in housing and other construction, including stress grading. ABNT (Asociacao Brasileira de Normas Tecnicas). 1951. Design and construction of wood structures (Calculo e execucao de estruturas de madeira). Sao Paulo, Brazil: Standard ABNT NB11-1951. 22 p. ABNT (Asociacao Brasileira de Normas Tecnicas). 1953. Tests of small clear specimens in the green condition. Sao Paulo, Brazil: ABNT MB 26-1953. Ahn, Won-Young; Moslemi, A.A. 1980. SEM exam- ination of wood-portland cement bonds. Wood Science. 13( 2) : 77-82. Anon. 1965. A standard wooden house. Santiago, Chile: Maderero. 14: 9-15,18. Describes the design and construction of a one-story wooden house, suitable for conditions in Chile. Anon. 1986. Caribbean wood homes big hit. Market News. New Orleans, LA: Southern Forest Products Association. April-May: 1-2. Anon. 1986. Caribbean wood homes: wood is winner. Market News. New Orleans, La: Southern Forest Products Association. August. 4 p. Anon. 1989. Five SP demo homes built in Jamaica. Mar- ket News. New Orleans, La: Southern Pine Marketing Council. February. 14 p. Arostegui, V.A. 1978. Integrated study of wood for construction (Estudio integral de la madera para contruccion). Lima, Peru: Universidad Nacional de la Amazonica, Minis- terio de Agricultura. 184 p. Arroyo-P., J. 1971. Classification of uses and work- ing strengths for Venezuelan woods (Clasificacion de usos y esfuerzos de trabajo de madera venezolana). Merida, Venezuela: Laboratorio Nacional de Productos Forestales. Arroyo-P., J. 1985. Technical characteristics of 37 Venezuelan woods (Caracteristicas tecnologicas de 37 maderas venezolanas). Merida, Venezuela: Laboratorio Nacional de Productos Forestales. Barajas-M., M. en C.J.; Echenique-M., R.; Carmana-V., T. F. 1979. Wood and its use in construction. No. 3. Structure and identification (La madera y su uso en la construccion. No. 3. Estructura e identificacion). Veracruz, Mexico: Instituto Nacional de Investigacions so- bre Recursos Bioticos. 70 p. Describes wood characteristics and defects in relation to reliability in construction use. Discusses the appearance and how to identify 15 woods commonly used in Mexico for construction with a key. Some exotic woods are included. For each species the characteristics are given along with uses. Barghoorn, A.W.; Reyes-M., E.; Rojas-L., H.; Cabrera-D., H.; Aloarado-P., J. 1967. Oriented study of some anatomical, physical and mechanical properties of 102 41 timber species from the Carare–Opon region (Estiudio orientativo de algunas propiedades anatomicos y fisico- mecanicas de 41 especies maderables de la region Carare– Opon). Bogota, Colombia: Instituto de Investigaciones y Proyectos Forestales y Madereros de la Universidad Distrial Francisco Jose de Caldes. 228 p. Berhane, Z. 1986. Problems faced by the homeless in de- veloping countries. In: Proceedings of the 10th triennial congress of the International Council for Building Research (CB); 1986 September 22-26; Washington, DC. 1,133 p. Vol. 4. Brealey, T.B. 1975. Low cost timber housing in Venezuela, FAO Rep. VEN/72/019, Consultants Rep. 3. Rome, Italy: United Nations, Food and Agriculture Organizations. 23 p. A review is given of the size of the house-building program in Venezuela, the nature of the building industry, the avail- ability and cost of timber, and the possibility of introducing timber for house construction rather than the traditional masonry or concrete. The attitudes of the authorities and the public are examined particularly in relation to doubts about durability, fire risk, appearance, security, and structural safety of timber houses. Recommendations are made for the design and erection of experimental and prototype timber houses and for the promotion of timber as a construction material for houses. Campos- B., A. 1987. Determination of the strength of radiata pine poles (Determinacion de la resistencia de postes de pino radiata). Ciencia e Investigacion Forestal. 2:93-107. Describes the increase in use of wood poles in Chile and the interest of the industry in the market for both internal and export markets. To provide strength data for the industry, American Standard ANSI 05.1-1979 and ASTM D 103-83 were applied to use with radiata pine. Carabias-J., R.; Karsulovic-C., T. 1978. Density and mechanical properties of the wood of rauli Nothofagus alpina (Poepp et Endl.) Oerst. (Densidad y Propiedades Mecanicas de Madera de Renovales de Rauli). Santiago, Chile: Universidad de Chile. Boletin Tecnico. 51:36. Chudnoff, M. 1984. Tropical timbers of the world. Agric. Handb. 607. Washington, DC: U.S. Department of Agricul- ture. 206 p. This handbook contains descriptions of 370 species or generic groupings of tropical trees and their timbers grouped by regional origin. Standardized descriptions em- phasize physical and mechanical properties, processing characteristics, and uses. Data have been compiled, evaluated, and synthesized from the world literature. Costa, C.L.C. 1973. Utilization of Pinus elliottii wood in construction (Emprego de madeira de Pinus elliottii na construcao civil). Sao Paulo, Brazil: Instituto Forestal. Bo- letin Tecnico. 6:23. The use of this wood for prefabricated constructions is sug- gested, as it proves to be economical if adequate care is taken to insure its proper drying and preservation. Crane, J.L. 1949. Huts and houses in the tropics. Unasylva. 5( 3): 100-105.
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