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Full-Length Log

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Log, Full-Length 

(Russian, khlyst), the trunk of a felled tree whose roots and branches have been removed. The trunk is cleaned and the tops are removed at the felling site, at the upper or lower woodyards of lumbering enterprises (seeWOODYARD), or, in some regions, at the sawmills. The logs are sorted by size and quality and cut into round sections for the manufacture of lumber, crossties, veneer, pitprops, cellulose, particle board, fiberboard, and other products.



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The 12 monitor log sections for each species were cut from full-length logs.
While there may have been some bias during grading of bush logs, the main reason for the up-grade was an inability to predict the end-defect on cross-cut logs from the defect on the ends of the full-length logs.
The remainder of full-length logs exhibited fairly tight stress wave distributions: for pine, velocity ranged from 4,800 to 10,000 ft.
 
 
 
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