Timber Creep is a time-dependent deformation phenomenon in timber materials characterized by gradual, sustained strain under constant long-term loading, distinguishing it from immediate elastic deformation by its progressive and often irreversible nature.
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Effect of Moisture Changes on Creep in Wood
L. D. Armstrong, R. S. T. Kingston · Nature · 1960 · 181 citations
Creep of Timber Beams in a Variable Environment
Tomi Toratti · 1992 · 111 citations
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