T. F. Geary

John J. Ewel

Martin Chudnoff

R. Sidney Boone

C. B. Briscoe

Institute of Tropical Forestry (Rio Piedras, San Juan, P.R.)

E. Goytia

Herster Barres

Jacob L. Whitmore

José A. Zambrana

R. W. Nobles

R. Ybarra-Coronado

1969 Progress Report

Preservative Treatments and Service Life of Fence Posts in Puerto Rico

Carlton A. Holmes

A need is presented for wood-base materials suitable as Standard Reference Materials (SRM's) for nationwide fire testing. Need is based on increasing trend toward large-scale fire testing and use of non-characterized wood materials indiscriminately as a performance reference for other building materials. Research objectives are outlined and studies needed toward the ultimate goal of recommending a procedural guide for selection and processing of wood-base materials for fire testing to ASTM Subcommittee D07.12 on Fire Performance of Wood and Wood-Base Products. This paper presents results of first study which examined red oak as a candidate material from standpoint of present usage, forest resource, growth variability, and fire performance variability in the 8-foot tunnel furnace. The effort toward red oak as an SRM is abandoned primarily due to anticipated decreased usage. A recommendation is made that a reconstituted wood product be investigated as a potential SRM and the 8-foot furnace (ASTM E 286) be used as the reference standard test method for its evaluation. (Author).

Candidate Wood-base Standard Reference Materials for Fire Testing--red Oak

David A. Perry

James E. Lotan

Ecology and Regeneration of Lodgepole Pine

Martin Chudnoff

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