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Substitutes' facts vs. lumber's guesses

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Staples, Herbert E.

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Undergraduate Thesis

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one of the flies in the ointment - Wood Substitutes. While some writers claim that competition to the
Recent developments in the utilization of wood waste and wood substance

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Rutherford, Clarence E.

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Undergraduate Thesis

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may event- ually become a by-product of our forests? Because the field of wood substance
A survey of the utilization of Northwest timber resources with emphasis on recent utilization developments

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Kuehnle, J. P.

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Undergraduate Thesis

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moisture proof product. A new Oregon concern has recently developed a process for impregna ting the wood
The effect of formation variables on the properties of wood particle moldings

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Patterson, Thomas Joseph

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Masters Thesis
Seasoning and preservative treatment of tanoak lumber

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Miller, Donald J. (Donald James), Graham, R. D. (Robert D.), and Oregon Forest Products Laboratory

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Tanoak lumber might supplement the supply of white oak for boat construction, as the tree has extremely thick sapwood that can be pressure- treated readily with preservatives. One-inch tanoak lumber was kiln -dried to 3 different moisture content ranges, then pressure -treated with water -borne preservatives. Some unseasoned lumber was...

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percentage of sapwood in this species. Since contrast between sapwood and heartwood decreases as the wood
The pole and piling industry in the Willamette Valley

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Cravat, Harland

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Undergraduate Thesis

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timber, 16.?% in wood land pasture, 15.9% under plow, and 8.6% for other purposes. About 40$ of all
The use of western red cedar shingle tow as an insulating material

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Fry, Richard Charles

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manufacture and new produets ano uses for tlmben{ d \,'product* ena wastes would be essentlal to the
A survey of the Douglas fir pole and piling industry in the Willamette Valley

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Caffall, Rex

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piling. This variation in sze of the product shows where,the very start,this business requires

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English [eng]8

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Oregon State University. Graduate School1

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Forest products industry -- Oregon -- Willamette River Valley2
Wood poles -- Oregon -- Willamette River Valley2
Wood products2
Wood waste -- Recycling2
Douglas fir -- Economic aspects -- Oregon -- Willamette River Valley1
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