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- Large volumes of red pine ( Pinus resinosa) from plantations in the Lake States and the Northeastern States are about to appear on the saw log market. One of the most important products of small saw logs is studs (2 in. x 4 in. x 8 ft.). A study has been conducted by the FPL which examines the relationship of two industrial and one FPL sawing method on the subsequent warp in the studs from this species. Results generally indicate that the species is suitable for studs. There is significantly less warp in studs sawn by the FPL method than the industry methods. Also one of the industry...AuthorsHiram Hallock, F.B. MalcolmSourceRes. Pap. FPL-RP-164. Madison, WI: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Forest Products Laboratory. 27 p.Year1972
- An American wood. Description of the distribution, growth, habit, wood, and wood properties of the species. Includes bibliographical references.AuthorsLouis C. MaisenhelderKeywordsSourceFS-250Year1971
- An American wood. Description of the distribution, growth, habit, wood, and wood properties of the species. Includes bibliographical references.AuthorsR. H. McAlisterKeywordsSourceFS-244Year1971
- An American wood. Description of the distribution, growth, habit, wood, and wood properties of the species. Includes bibliographical references.AuthorsCharles J. GatchellKeywordsSourceFS-229Year1971
- Interest in solar drying of lumber has increased in recent years because previous results had indicated that: Drying times are shorter and final moisture contents are lower in solar drying than in air drying; much less lumber degrade occurs in solar drying when compared to air drying; and the cost of energy is less in solar drying than in kiln drying. Work in the field of solar drying has reached the point at which dryer designs are being modified or need to be modified to provide more efficient dryers. In order that these modifications can be made intelligently, it is necessary to...AuthorsE. M. WengertKeywordsSource(Research note FPL ; 0212):10 p. : ill.Year1971
- What to do with bark is a major question facing the wood conversion industries. Optimum utilization of bark residues demands appreciation of the complexity of bark and the extreme variation in chemical and physical properties between barks of different wood species. This report discusses bark structure, past and present utilization, and methods of upgrading bark both physically and chemically for increased utilization. Pertinent literature citations and continuing bibliographic sources of information on bark are included. Appended directories indicate sources of technical assistance and...AuthorsJ. M. Harkin, J. W. RoweKeywordsSource(Research note FPL ; 091):56 p.Year1971
- An American wood. Description of the distribution, growth, habit, wood, and wood properties of the species. Includes bibliographical references.AuthorsLouis C. MaisenhelderKeywordsSourceFS-245Year1970
- An American wood. Description of the distribution, growth, habit, wood, and wood properties of the species. Includes bibliographical references.AuthorsDavid L. SondermanKeywordsSourceFS-234Year1970
- An American wood. Description of the distribution, growth, habit, wood, and wood properties of the species. Includes bibliographical references.AuthorsRobert L. BrisbinKeywordsSourceFS-239Year1970
- When one designs with wood, shear deflections can become substantial compared to deflections due to moments, because the modulus of elasticity in bending differs from that in shear by a large amount. This report presents a simplified energy method to calculate shear deflections in bending members. This simplified approach should help designers decide whether or not shear deflection is important in any complex situation.AuthorsI. OroszSource(Research note FPL ; 0210):11 p.Year1970