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This study examined the influence of cyclic stress on the relaxation speed for native beech wood and laminated wood. Various sample thicknesses were evaluated, and a testing method, which consisted of bending via three-point loading, was developed. The relaxation speed was measured on samples that were cyclic loaded, and the results were compared with those gathered for test samples that were not cyclically loaded. The results show that thicker materials yield a higher relaxation speed. The type of material and the number of loading cycles did not appear to have a significant effect within the measured range of values.

Influence of Cyclic Stress on the Relaxation Speed of Native and Laminated Wood