Which outcome occurs when shear stress exceeds static friction in layered wooden I-beams?

💡 Explanation

Delamination begins because the shear stress exceeds the static friction limit of the adhesive bonds between wood layers, enabling crack propagation, therefore, premature structural failure results rather than improved performance under increased load.

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