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41.
To evaluate windthrow resistance with respect to stem breakage, a nondestructive method for determining the shape of trunk
cross sections was developed. In this method, the coordinates of multiple gauge points set on the perimeter of a trunk are
calculated by measuring the distances between them. The shape between the gauge points is generated with the use of a profile
gauge placed between them. Measurement tests were conducted using profile gauges with lengths of 300 and 900 mm on model specimens
with four shape patterns and four different diameters. The accuracy of the estimation was verified by comparing the section
modulus calculated for the generated image and for the photograph. The average ratio of section modulus (generated/photo)
for all specimens was 0.994, which indicates that the proposed method is highly accurate. The section moduli of hollow trunks
can be evaluated using the profile method together with the drill resistance technique on the condition that 26% of the trunk
diameter could be drilled without skew. 相似文献
42.
This paper presents research on plywood frame corners jointed to glulam beams and columns by means of glued-in hardwood dowels. The frame corner was made of a solid block of ordinary plywood of the same width as the glulam beams and with plies parallel to the plane of the frame to avoid splitting due to stress perpendicular to the grain. Hardwood dowels with a diameter of 12mm and a maximum glued-in length of 120mm were glued into drilled holes in the plywood corner and glulam beam ends parallel to the grain direction of the beams to form a momentresisting joint. Static bending tests were conducted of frame corners with 100 X 200mm2 and 120 X 420mm2 beam cross sections. Bending capacities of the joints corresponding to a modulus of rupture of the jointed glulam beams of about 30MPa were obtained for both closing and opening moments for the small cross sections, and about 22MPa was obtained for the large cross sections. Simple design models for calculation of joint strength and rotational stiffness are also presented. 相似文献
43.
44.
Toru Kohama Nobuya Mizoue Satoshi Ito Akio Inoue Kotaro Sakuta Hiroyuki Okada 《Journal of Forest Research》2006,11(4):235-242
We examined the extent to which direct and indirect measures of light and microsite conditions could explain variation in
tree height and diameter at the base of 6-year-old Cryptomeria japonica trees planted in a group selection opening of about 0.32 ha on a steep slope at Shiiba, Miyazaki Prefecture, southern Japan.
We first used the gap light index (GLI) and soil thickness (ST) as directly measured indices. For an indirect measure of light, we used a between-cohort competition index (BCI) estimated from the position and total height of residual trees. For indirect measures of microsite, we examined topographic
indices (slope, plan and profile curvature, average slope gradient, and relative elevation) derived from digital elevation
models (DEMs) with different resolutions ranging from 2 to 10 m. The multiple linear regression using GLI and ST explained about 45% of variation in tree size, while simple regression using only GLI explained about 35%. The contribution of ST was about half of GLI. The multiple regressions using BCI and the topographic indices did not explain any more variation than using BCI alone (R
2 of about 0.26). We conclude that microsite conditions with shallower soil and steeper slope have negative effects on tree
growth in group selection openings, although the relative importance is smaller than light conditions. More comprehensive
studies considering several openings with more heterogeneous topography including different species are needed to generalize
our growth prediction using the indirect measures, which are useful for practical forest management. 相似文献
45.
The regeneration characteristics of Picea jezoensis Carr. and Abies sachalinensis Masters on cut stumps in natural forest under selection cutting and natural regeneration were studied in a sub-boreal forest of the Hokkaido Tokyo University Forest. The following points were investigated: (1) what decay class of cut stumps are suitable for regeneration of the two conifer species; (2) what part, either a root collar or a cut surface, of a cut stump is suitable for regeneration; and (3) what percentages of cut stumps support conifer seedlings. The percentages of cut stumps that supported conifer seedlings increased as the decay class advanced, but slightly decreased in the latest stage of decay class, V. Both P. jezoensis and A. sachalinensis seedling densities per cut stump and per square meter of cut stumps increased as the decay class advanced. Some root collars in decay class IV supported A. sachalinensis seedlings, but few supported P. jezoensis. Densities of P. jezoensis per cut surface and per square meter of cut surface in decay class IV were higher than those of A. sachalinensis. On the other hand, densities of A. sachalinensis per root collar and per square meter of root collar in decay class IV were higher than those of P. jezoensis. Cut stumps in advanced decay classes are more suitable for regeneration of P. jezoensis and A. sachalinensis than those in early decay classes. Whereas a cut surface is more suitable for regeneration of P. jezoensis, a root collar is more suitable for regeneration of A. sachalinensis. Cut stumps are not sufficient to ensure enough conifer regeneration because not all conifer cut stumps in advanced decay classes support conifer seedlings. 相似文献
46.
Anim Boanyo?DansohEmail author Akio?Koizumi Takuro?Hirai 《Journal of Wood Science》2003,49(5):405-410
A study was undertaken to evaluate the effect of glue application and placement of butt-joints on the compressive and tensile properties in a butt-jointed lamination. The aim was to provide background information for producing butt-jointed, glued, laminated timber. Three butt-jointed lamination models were prepared from spruce-pine-fir (S-P-F) dimension lumber with glued and nonglued butt joints, with different placements of the butt joints in the models. The axial stiffness and strength properties were assessed using both compressive and tensile tests. The results of the study indicated that for the compressive lamination model the application of glue at the butt joint gave more stiffness than the nonglued butt joint. Neither glue application nor placement of the joint had a statistically significant effect on the compressive strength. There were no significant differences between the glued and nonglued butt joint for either tensile strength or stiffness. 相似文献
47.
Distribution and stem growth patterns of mangrove species along the Nakara River in Iriomote Island, Southwestern Japan 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Tsutomu Enoki Moeko Ueda Daisuke Nanki Rempei Suwa Akio Hagihara 《Journal of Forest Research》2009,14(1):51-54
We examined variations in stand structure and tree growth of a mangrove forest along two gradients: from the river mouth to
upper stream and from the riverside to inland, along the Nakara River, Iriomote Island, Japan. Bruguiera gymnorrhiza (L.) Lamk. occurred throughout the intertidal area, though Rhizophora stylosa Griff. and Kandelia candel (L) Druce did not occur upstream. Basal area and maximum tree height of B. gymnorrhiza decreased downstream. The growth rate in stem diameter of B. gymnorrhiza decreased downstream in relation with the soil salinity. The basal area and the maximum tree height of B. gymnorrhiza increased with the distance from the riverside. R. stylosa increased in stem diameter and growth rate toward the riverside. 相似文献
48.
The competition–density (C–D) effect for non-self-thinning Populus deltoides and Populus × euramericana plantations from 3 to 9 years was analyzed using the reciprocal equation of the C–D effect. The C–D effect was well described
by the reciprocal equation, and with the progress of time the C–D curve, on logarithmic coordinates, of the P. × euramericana plantations shifted upward faster than that of the P. deltoides plantations. With increasing physical time t, the biological time τ, i.e. the integral from zero to t of the coefficient of growth λ(t) in the general logistic curve with respect to t, increased rapidly during early growth stages and the increases in τ gradually became slow during later growth stages. This trend was more evident in the P. deltoides plantations than in the P. × euramericana plantations. The coefficients A and B included in the reciprocal equation were calculated at each growth stage. With increasing τ, the coefficient A, the reciprocal of which means the asymptote of yield (=wρ) at a given growth stage, increased abruptly to a maximum value and then tended to decrease gradually to a constant level.
On the other hand, the coefficient B, the reciprocal of which means the asymptote of mean stem volume at a given growth stage, decreased exponentially and tended
to be close to zero with increasing τ. The λ(t) decreased with increasing stand age, whereas the final yield Y(t) defined as W(t) ρ, where W(t) is the asymptote of w in the general logistic growth curve, increased gradually with increasing stand age. The differences in coefficients A, B, and λ(t) between the two species were reported. 相似文献
49.
Akio?InoueEmail author Marie?Miyake Tomohiro?Nishizono 《Journal of Forest Research》2004,9(4):319-324
An allometric model that explains the mechanism of the difference in the slope of the Reineke equation (A) among species was proposed based on the allometric relationships of mean tree height (H) to quadratic mean diameter D (H ∝ D
θ
) and stand density N (H ∝ N
δ
), i.e., A = θ/δ. The proposed model was fitted to Japanese cypress (Chamaecyparis obtusa Endl.) and red pine (Pinus densiflora) stands. The allometric exponents θ and δ were, respectively, 0.8995 and −0.5000 for cypress and 0.8612 and −0.6619 for pine. The difference between cypress and pine
was significant for δ but not for θ. Inserting the exponents into the model resulted in predicted slopes of −1.7991 for cypress and −1.3011 for pine. The difference
in the slope of the Reineke equation between the two species was produced by characteristics related to the tree crown, rather
than characteristics related to stem slenderness. The proposed model enables us to estimate the slope of the Reineke equation
from commonly measured stand attributes, such as mean tree height and quadratic mean diameter. Therefore, the proposed model
is expected to be practical and convenient for estimating the slope of the Reineke equation and for explaining the mechanism
of its variation among species. The model should be also accepted as a generalized model of the stand density versus quadratic
mean diameter relationship, whereas the original Reineke equation should be seen as a specific case of this model. 相似文献
50.
We derived an allometric model of the height–diameter curve for even-aged pure stands, which was a modification of the earlier
model proposed by Inoue (2000a). An individual-dependent allometric equation was used as the height–diameter curve. Using
the discriminant analysis method, all trees composed of a stand were stratified into upper and lower trees. It was assumed
that both relationships between mean tree height H
m
and upper tree height H
u
and between mean DBH D
m
and mean DBH of upper trees D
u
could be described by the time-dependent allometric power equations. The height–diameter curve showed an average relationship
between tree height and DBH of a given stand at a given time, and hence it could be assumed that the height–diameter curve
contained two points (D
m
, H
m
) and (D
u
, H
u
). With these assumptions, we derived an allometirc model of height–diameter curve, which allowed the coefficients of the
curve to be estimated from mean tree height and mean DBH. The proposed model was fitted to Japanese cedar (Cryptomeria japonica D. Don) data. The error ratio of the allometric model ranged from 2.254% to 13.412% (mean = 6.785%), which was significantly
smaller than that of the earlier model. When the error of mean tree height was ±1.0 m or less, the effect of the error of
mean tree height on the error ratio was comparatively small. This suggested that the error of ±1.0 m in mean tree height could
be accepted in the estimation of height–diameter curve using the allometric model. These features enable us to combine the
allometric model with Hirata’s vertical angle-count sampling or growth models. In conclusion, the allometric model would be
one of the most practical and convenient approaches for estimating the height–diameter relationship of even-aged pure stands. 相似文献