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For more information, please contact [email protected]. To the Graduate Council: I am submitting herewith a thesis written by Hollis R. Large entitled "Hardwood Flooring Yields from Appalachian Red Oak Lumber." I have examined the final electronic copy of this thesis for form and content and recommend that it be accepted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science, with a major in Forestry. Harold A. Core, Major Professor We have read this thesis and recommend its acceptance: G.R. Wells, John I. Sewell Accepted for the Council: Carolyn R. Hodges Vice Provost and Dean of the Graduate School (Original signatures are on file with official student records.) Februar,y 1,51 971 Tot heG raduateC ouncli: I am submtiting herewitah t hseis writtne byH ollsi R.La rge entitle"dHa rdwoodFl ooriYngi ledsf roAmp palachiRane dO akL umbe.r" I recoemmndt hati t baec cpetedfo rn ineq uarterh ourosf c rediitn partiaful lfilmlento ft here quiremesn tfort hed egreoef Ma stero f Sciencwei,t ha majori nFb restr,y. "' MajorP rfoessor Weh avere ad thitsh sei.s and recommnedi ts acceptance: Acceptfeodrt heC ouncil: -$E;.--'4Z� m lorfor Graduate Stuidesan d Reesarch HABD'WOOD FLOORINGY IELDS FROMA PPALACHIAN RED OAK LUMBER A Thesis Presenttoe d theG raduate Counciolf � UnievrsiotfyT ennessee InP artiaFull fimlelnt oft heR euqiremenst fort heD egree Masteorf Soienoe by HolliRs. Large March1 971 · ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Aprpecaitioins extendDerd. Ha rtool dA . 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ForsetS ervicFeo resPtr odtuscMa rketingLa. bora.tor.YP,r niceton,W est Virginihaa.s, b eegnr aetlya prpeciated. ii 961.961 ABSTRACT Thpeu .xpoosfet hisst uwadys t od etermitnheee f feocftt h e sizaned gra deo fr eodak l umbeornt hqeuan titanydq ualiotfyha rd­ woofdl ooring Tyhideea ltwdae. rt eop roviidnef or.matwihoinmac yh beu sebdyf loorpirngo duicnde ertse r.mintihngoe p tiimumn pluumtb er undevra ryimangr kecto ntdiio na. mix Thrgraedee so fk iln-drreoidake l dum be1r,,2 ,an d3 Ac ommon, wersee lecftosertd u dyEa.c ho f tthherg erea dweesrs eu bdiviindtoe d fousri zcel asbsaessoe ndl umbewri dantdhl engthT.hs ei zcel asses consiosflt umebde lre stshan eigihntc hweisdan ed l estshan eight feelto ngg,r eatthane eri gihntc hweisdan ed l estshan eigfhete t longl,e stshan eigihntc hweisdan ed g reatthane eri gfhete t long, andg reatthane eri ghitn chweisdan ed g reatthane eri gfhetel to ng. 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INTRODCUTIO.N . . . . . .. .. . .. . . . . . . II.AN ALYSISO FS UPPLY DEMAND OFHARD WOOD FLOORING 3 AND • • Demand . . . . .. . .. .. . . . .. 3. . . • . . Supply . . . . .. . . . .. .. 4. . . • . . Probleomfsa cuqisitn isoupply . . . . . 5. • . Facto�Asf fectiCongn sumre Preferences. . . . 6 Tenant cosantd ease maoifn tenance. 6 • 7 Owner'si nstallaantdi omani ntenance cost • • • • • 9 III. PROCED'UR.E. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 9 Species Seleicotn. . . . .. • • . . .. 9 SamplingD esign. . . . .. .. . • • • • • • . CovnersiPorno ecss . . 11 • . . 17 SttaitsicalD esign . . . . • . . 19 IV. RESULTS DISCUSSION . . AND • . � 19 oairng Yielbdy L umberG rade . . . • . 19 Flooring Yielbdy S izeC lass . . • . FlooringG radeD isitbruitonAna lysis 21 • Flooirng Yielbdy L ength. . ... 26. .. � • . • • . .. .. . .. ., • WasteAna lysis 27 • • • • • Costa-lVu.eRelaotniships .3 0 • SUMMARY . 33 v. • • • • • • • • . . . Scope ofS ttuhdye . . .. . . .. . 33 . . PrincipFailn dings . . . 33 . . . . . . .� . .• . v vi PAGE CHAPTER V.( Continued) Conclusions. 35 • • • • Recommendationfso rFU rtherS tudy. 35 SELECTEDREFERENC ES 37 • • • APPEND.IX 39 • • VITA. 53 • • • • • • • LISTO FT ABLES TABLE PAGE 1.A ctualB oardFo otV olumeP erS iez Class RedO ak in LumberS ampl.e . 12 .• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2. Board DisitburtionFre quencyo f4 /14C ommonR ed OakLum ber . . .. . 13 • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 3. BoardD istribuitonFre quency 4o/f 24C ommonR ed OakL umber 14 • • • • • • • • • • • • • , • • • • 4.B oardD istirbutino Fre quencofy 4/.3A4 CommonR ed OakL umber 1.5 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .5.M eanI npuantd Outputan d CorresnpdoingM eanY ield Ratioso fTw o Replcaitions . . . 20 • • • • • • • • • .• • 6.M ean Inpuantd Outputan d CorrsepondiMnge an Yield Ratioso fT hreLeum berG rades. 20 • • • • • • • • • • 1. Mean Inpuantd Outputan d CorrespondingY iMeeland Ratioso fF ourS ize aCssles 22 • • • • • •• • • • • . 8. Mean Inpuantd Outpu.t.: �d CoxresponMdeianng Y i.e.l d· 23 Ratioso fA llG radeS-izCel assI ntecratio.n s • • 9.F looriYngi elbdy G radef rom Shorantd Long Lumber 24 • 10. FlooriYngi elodf T hreLeum berG rades. 2.5 • • • • •• •• 1.1 MeanV olume o£Fl ooringf rom Thireten Compasroins InvolviNnga rrovws. Wide zSeiC lasses . . .2 8 • • • • . • 12.Ac tual PerWcaesntet,A djutsed PercWeanstte ,an d CaclulaetdP erceonftW asteR eudctio·niMan nu facturoef 11 /I2n c·hWideFl ooring From 2I nchW ideS triposf WasteL umber . . .. .. .. . . . . 29 • • • • vii

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