FORESTRY
FOREST PRODUCTS
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Question
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What are the three common US log rules
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Doyle, Decimal C and International 1/4
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Doyle, Scribner and Biltmore
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International C, Biltmore and Scribner
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International 1/4, Scribner and Doyle
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Explanation:
Detailed explanation-1: -There are three common geometric-based methods of scaling hardwood logs: Doyle, Scribner, and International ¼-Inch (Freese 1973, Bond 2011). The Doyle rule estimates lumber recovery based on log diameter, length, residue, and saw kerf.
Detailed explanation-2: -With standing trees for instance, to convert Int. ¼” to Doyle, the Int. ¼” can be multiplied by . 78.
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