Table 2.

Average measurements of sound trees by different nondestructive techniques.

No.DF (m Hz)R (%)C (kgf/cm2)D (kg/m3)
Japanese cedar
(in this study)
284.6
(28.7)
18.5
(7.0)
186.2
(28.4)
500.4
(93.0)
Norfolk island pine
(Lin et al. 2015)
381.3
(17.8)
32.4
(5.6)
248.9
(31.4)
533.4
(29.2)
Hoop pine
(Lin et al. 2016)
327.6
(13.2)
39.7
(8.4)
256.8
(31.4)
578.0
(46.2)
  • Notes: DF = lateral impact vibration performance; R = drilling resistance value; C = crushing strength; D = air-dried density; parentheses ( ) indicate standard deviation.