Calculate the transverse thermal conductivity of coast type Douglas-fir, western hemlock, and black spruce at M=12%. 5.4 Repeat Problem 5.3 using the theoretical equation based upon the cellular structure of wood.

Calculate the transverse thermal conductivity of coast type Douglas-fir, western hemlock, and black spruce at M=12%. 5.4 Repeat Problem 5.3 using the theoretical equation based upon the cellular structure of wood.

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5.4 Repeat Problem 5.3 using the theoretical equation based upon the cellular structure of wood.

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