Supplement to The flexural rigidity of a rectangular strip of sandwich construction, comparison between mathematical analysis and results of tests

Supplement to The flexural rigidity of a rectangular strip of sandwich construction, comparison between mathematical analysis and results of tests

by Charles B. Norris

Part of Report / Forest Products Laboratory -- no.1505-A

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