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rsheridan consider leaving , include heating value per dry pound or ton between species, consider keeping it, check for editing on this page!,
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 ^                      ^Less that .50      ^.05-.59 ​                ​^Greater than .59       | ^                      ^Less that .50      ^.05-.59 ​                ​^Greater than .59       |
 ^Avg. SG Factor ​       ^0.45               ​^0.55 ​                   ^0.65                   | ^Avg. SG Factor ​       ^0.45               ​^0.55 ​                   ^0.65                   |
-|Species, common names |Aspen ​             |Ashe, green             |Ashe, white            |+|Species, common names |Aspen ​             |Ash, green             |Ash, white            |
 |                      |Baldcypress ​       |Birch, paper            |Beech ​                 | |                      |Baldcypress ​       |Birch, paper            |Beech ​                 |
 |                      |Basswood ​          ​|Cherry,​ black           ​|Birches,​ sweet, yellow | |                      |Basswood ​          ​|Cherry,​ black           ​|Birches,​ sweet, yellow |
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 |                      |Fir                |Magnolia ​               |Honeylocust ​           | |                      |Fir                |Magnolia ​               |Honeylocust ​           |
 |                      |Hemlock ​           |Maple, red              |Hophornbeam ​           | |                      |Hemlock ​           |Maple, red              |Hophornbeam ​           |
-|                      |Maple, silver ​     |Pines, Loblolly, longleaf, pitch, pond, shorleaf, slash|Locust,​ black|+|                      |Maple, silver ​     |Pines, Loblolly, longleaf, pitch, pond, shortleaf, slash|Locust,​ black|
 |                      |Pines, Eastern white, Jack, Red, Sand, Spruce, Virginia|Sweetgum|Magle,​ sugar| |                      |Pines, Eastern white, Jack, Red, Sand, Spruce, Virginia|Sweetgum|Magle,​ sugar|
 |                      |Sassafras ​         |Tamarack ​               |Oak                    | |                      |Sassafras ​         |Tamarack ​               |Oak                    |
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 The formula for **gross heat volume** is:  The formula for **gross heat volume** is: 
  
-GHV = SG factor X [6.23 lb./​ft<​sup>​3</​sup>​(wt. of water)X 80 ft<​sup>​3</​sup>/​CD. X 8600Btu/oventry ​lb.]+GHV = SG factor X [6.23 lb./​ft<​sup>​3</​sup>​(wt. of water)X 80 ft<​sup>​3</​sup>/​CD. X 8600Btu/ovendry ​lb.]
  
-[6.23 lb./​ft<​sup>​3</​sup>​(wt. of water)X 80 ft<​sup>​3</​sup>/​CD. X 8600Btu/oventry ​lb.] = 42,862,400 Btu/cord.+[6.23 lb./​ft<​sup>​3</​sup>​(wt. of water)X 80 ft<​sup>​3</​sup>/​CD. X 8600Btu/ovendry ​lb.] = 42,862,400 Btu/cord.
  
 This formula is used to derive approximate GHV'​s‡ for each of the three density classes: ​ This formula is used to derive approximate GHV'​s‡ for each of the three density classes: ​
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