Notes On Forestry
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Thus, proceeding with the same Formula 3. To the square of the mean add one- i third the difference between it and the mean of the square of the extremes ; multiply by "7854 and by the length. Thus- Square of the mean, 81. Mean of the squares of the extremes, 144 + 36 = 90; difference 9, one-third MEASUREMENT OF TIMBER.
6l of which added to 81 gives 84 mean area as before, and this multiplied by 25 for the length, and by 7854, gives 11 *45 also.
To measure standing timber, we require three fact...ors, the diameter at base (usually taken at breast-high to avoid buttresses), the height of the tree, and the form figure of the tree, that is, its relation to a true cylinder.
The diameter at base is usually taken with a pair of klappe, one arm of which marks the width to which they open. This is much more expeditious and convenient than taking the girth, which can hardly be done well by one man, espe- cially with large timber. Any country carpenter could make one, but care must be taken that the arms have little play in the sockets, otherwise the points open wider than the handles, and the measure chronicled will be below the true measure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus, proceeding with the same Formula 3. To the square of the mean add one- i third the difference between it and the mean of the square of the extremes ; multiply by "7854 and by the length. Thus- Square of the mean, 81. Mean of the squares of the extremes, 144 + 36 = 90; difference 9, one-third MEASUREMENT OF TIMBER.
6l of which added to 81 gives 84 mean area as before, and this multiplied by 25 for the length, and by 7854, gives 11 *45 also.
To measure standing timber, we require three fact...ors, the diameter at base (usually taken at breast-high to avoid buttresses), the height of the tree, and the form figure of the tree, that is, its relation to a true cylinder.
The diameter at base is usually taken with a pair of klappe, one arm of which marks the width to which they open. This is much more expeditious and convenient than taking the girth, which can hardly be done well by one man, espe- cially with large timber. Any country carpenter could make one, but care must be taken that the arms have little play in the sockets, otherwise the points open wider than the handles, and the measure chronicled will be below the true measure.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C F Amery to read onlineMoreLess
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