Lumber board feet conversion
[DOC File]Definitions - New Mexico State University
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Board foot: a volumetric measure of lumber or logs that will be milled into lumber = 1 ft long x 1 ft wide x 1 in thick. Cord: unit of volumetric measure for pulpwood, equal to 128 cu. ft loosely stacked or 90 solid cu. ft of wood and bark. One cord equals 0.495 MBF Doyle scale.
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Jun 13, 2003 · The problem arises because the number of board feet of lumber that can be produced from a cubic meter of timber varies depending on the diameter of the log. Spelter demonstrated that the older conversion factors in use when average log diameters were large are no longer appropriate because the size of timber harvested in the Western United ...
[DOCX File]01 - AUTHORITY - U.S. Forest Service
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The amount of wood contained in an unfinished board 1 in. thick, 12 in. long, and 12 in. wide (2.54 x 30.5 x 30.5 cm), abbreviated bd ft —note in trees or logs, board-foot volume is a measure of merchantability, and therefore the number of board feet in a cubic foot depends on tree diameter, amount of slab, and saw kerf; commonly, 1,000 bd ft ...
[DOC File]1.2 UNITS OF MEASUREMENT - California State University ...
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An accurate and consistent system of measurement is the foundation of a healthy economy. In the United States, a carpenter pays for lumber by the board-foot, while a motorist buys gasoline by the gallon, and a jeweler sells gold by the ounce.
[DOC File]STI Appendix Title Page - California Air Resources Board
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(thousand board-feet) Sawn softwood 12.8% 4,456 Sawn hardwood 3.4% 431 Hardwood plywood 2.4% 18 Particle board 5.5% 216 Hardboard 1.6% 8 Medium-density fiberboard 14.0% 148 The US Census Bureau (2001) reports county-specific employment data for sawmills (NAICS 321113), hardwood plywood manufacturing (NAICS 321211), and reconstituted wood ...
[DOC File]Chp - CPA Diary
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The main product is finished lumber with a byproduct of wood shavings. The byproduct is sold to plywood manufacturers. For July, the manufacturing process incurred $332,000 in total costs. Eighty thousand board feet of lumber were produced and sold along with …
[DOC File]Appalachian Hardwood Manufacturers
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Manufactured Product Input Product and Unit of Measure Output Unit of Measure Conversion factor How was factor determined Lumber. Sawlogs, bd. ft, Doyle Scale Board Feet 1000 bf sawlogs = 1150 bf lumber Historical yield Chips Sawlogs, bd. ft, Doyle Scale Tons 1000 bf sawlogs = 0.9246 tons of chips USFS FIA Data
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Board Feet. These measurements will be used to calculate the volume of lumber in a tree. Foresters use the board foot as the unit of measurement. A board foot is 144 cubic inches and is often described as a board of wood that is one foot wide by one foot long by one inch thick (12 in. ( 12 in. ( 1 in. = 144 in.3). Materials • 12 inch rulers ...
[DOC File]The Thoreau Institute
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A board foot is the amount of wood needed to make lumber whose volume is 1”x12”x12”. Most metric measures, such as cubic meters, include all the wood in a tree while board feet only includes the finished lumber products from a tree, so the conversion of board feet to cubic feet depends on the size of the tree.
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