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Firewood, Heating and Wood Burning Equipment
How Much Heat is in One Pound of Wood? by Sam Foote, P.Eng
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<blockquote data-quote="Marshy" data-source="post: 5704198" data-attributes="member: 120417"><p>Well sure they all burn and give off heat. It all depends on how often you want to load your stove. When I'm out scrounging or have to buy wood I know energy/volume is King. I'll happily walk over pine or popple to cut some ash because <strong>if</strong> the volume of those two species is 2x that of ash or cherry then I know I'm bring home twice the heat in a single truck load as compared to the popple or pine.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Marshy, post: 5704198, member: 120417"] Well sure they all burn and give off heat. It all depends on how often you want to load your stove. When I'm out scrounging or have to buy wood I know energy/volume is King. I'll happily walk over pine or popple to cut some ash because [B]if[/B] the volume of those two species is 2x that of ash or cherry then I know I'm bring home twice the heat in a single truck load as compared to the popple or pine. [/QUOTE]
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