GB/T 1936.2 - 2009 is a standard method for determining the flexural resilience modulus of wood. It specifies the detailed requirements for the preparation of wood samples, from the material selection to the processing size. The accuracy of the test equipment and the loading method are specified to ensure that the test process is scientific and rigorous. According to this standard, the ability of wood to resist deformation during static bending can be accurately determined, and key mechanical properties data can be provided for the rational selection of wood in building structures, furniture manufacturing and other industries to help product design and mass control.