The two material that I have chosen are Plywood and stainless steel.
The Plywood has the structural strength of the wood it is made from. In addition the whole sheet is resistant to splitting, mainly once is being nailed at the edges. It also giving full uniform strength for increased stability. The Plywood is made with a number of layers, making it tough to bend. It also chemical resistance making perfect for chemical works and cooling towers.
Application: Plywood has high thermal and sound insulation. For this reason, it is perfect to insulating material for flooring, ceilings, roofing, and wall cladding. Insulation on hand by plywood can perfect to reduce heating and cooling costs.
Advantages & disadvantages:
The Plywood is resistant
The Plywood has the structural strength of the wood it is made from. In addition the whole sheet is resistant to splitting, mainly once is being nailed at the edges. It also giving full uniform strength for increased stability. The Plywood is made with a number of layers, making it tough to bend. It also chemical resistance making perfect for chemical works and cooling towers.
Application: Plywood has high thermal and sound insulation. For this reason, it is perfect to insulating material for flooring, ceilings, roofing, and wall cladding. Insulation on hand by plywood can perfect to reduce heating and cooling costs.
Advantages & disadvantages:
The Plywood is resistant