CTI - STD-134
Plywood for Use in Cooling Towers
inactive
| Organization: | CTI |
| Publication Date: | 1 February 2007 |
| Status: | inactive |
| Page Count: | 8 |
scope:
This standard sets forth specifications, grading rules, grades and species, and design criteria for cooling tower components constructed of plywood. Plywood is not normally used for major structural components but is often used for components which carry continuous or intermittent loads and/or act as retainers for water or air. For design criteria unique to cooling tower structures refer to CTI Standards STD-103 (Redwood) or STD-114 (Douglas-fir).
Document History
August 1, 2022
Plywood for Use in Cooling Towers
This standard sets forth specifications, grading rules, grades and species, and design criteria for cooling tower components constructed of plywood. Plywood is not normally used for major structural...
October 1, 2014
Plywood for Use in Cooling Towers
This standard sets forth specifications, grading rules, grades and species, and design criteria for cooling tower components constructed of plywood. Plywood is not normally used for major structural...
STD-134
February 1, 2007
Plywood for Use in Cooling Towers
This standard sets forth specifications, grading rules, grades and species, and design criteria for cooling tower components constructed of plywood. Plywood is not normally used for major structural...
November 1, 1996
Standard Specifications Plywood for Use in Cooling Towers
This standard sets forth specifications, grading rules, grades and species, and design criteria for cooling tower components constructed of plywood. Plywood is not normally used for major structural...
January 1, 1985
Standard Specifications Plywood for Use in Cooling Towers
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