Which consequence arises during wooden warship construction when planking timbers exceed Young's modulus limits during hull bending?

💡 Explanation

Excessive bending beyond timber's yield strength leads to timber fracture, increasing material stress because exceeding Young's modulus induces permanent deformation via plastic deformation rather than elastic deformation. Therefore, structural integrity declines rather than sail or timer problems emerging.

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