2018
DOI: 10.4067/s0718-221x2018005004701
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Determinación inversa de la conductividad térmica en madera de Pinus radiata

Abstract: Se realizan experimentos a escala de laboratorio para caracterizar el secado artificial de madera de pino radiata a temperaturas convencionales y aceleradas, con el propósito de obtener datos que permitan determinar la conductividad térmica de la madera mediante metodología inversa. El análisis comparativo muestra que la implementación de la metodología inversa desarrollada entrega información consistente con datos disponibles en la literatura especializada: conductividades térmicas crecientes con el aumento d… Show more

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“…Group B is represented by Iroko, and Bose species with medium calorific values 19500 KJ/kg and 21000 KJ/kg and finally the group C including Rose and Guaiac species with the highest values, around 21000 KJ/kg. The values obtained are comparable with those found by Acuña-Alegria et al (2018) for Mexican tree species, which are within the range of 17,15 MJ/kg to 18,61 MJ/kg.…”
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confidence: 88%
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“…Group B is represented by Iroko, and Bose species with medium calorific values 19500 KJ/kg and 21000 KJ/kg and finally the group C including Rose and Guaiac species with the highest values, around 21000 KJ/kg. The values obtained are comparable with those found by Acuña-Alegria et al (2018) for Mexican tree species, which are within the range of 17,15 MJ/kg to 18,61 MJ/kg.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 88%
“…The tropical wood species can produce more wood per ha reaching 25-30 t/ha/year, thus resulting 5,3-6,3x10 5 MJ/ha for Afromosia and 4,7-5,6 x 10 5 MJ/ha for Acajou spp. The forest calorific capacity of a tropical wood species is with 23-47% higher than of European beech (Fagus sylvatica) with 3,8 x 10 5 MJ/ha, as other authors states before (Acuña-Alegria et al 2018).…”
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