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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: |