This analysis reports variations in cord volume linked to tree diameters, suggesting significant implications for measurement accuracy.
Factors influencing the solid cubic foot contents of a cord must be carefully considered in using this unit of measure. Only a few studies have been undertaken using the tree as a unit, instead of the average stick in the cord, to obtain cordwood converting factors. Data are here presented showing the variation in number of pieces, and cord volume as the average tree d. b. h. composing the cord varies.
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