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Summary

Approximate values at two stages of one cedar test; they are not universal timber properties. Based on Babrauskas (2002), pp. 3-1–3-2.

Original illustration for Effective heat of combustion, level 3 Advanced.

Source basis: Babrauskas (2002), chapter 3-1, pp. 3-1–3-2, Figure 3-1.1; redraw, do not copy. The bars represent approximate stage values stated in the text, not digitised observations.
Alt text: Two bars show approximately 12 MJ/kg early in the cedar test and 30 MJ/kg during final charring.
Accuracy notes: Do not imply constant mass loss, exact measurement times, error bars or a full time history. Preserve 17 mm and 65 kW/m² as the test conditions.

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Short title	Approximate values at two stages of one cedar test; they are not universal timber properties. Based on Babrauskas (2002), pp. 3-1–3-2.
Image title	Two bars show approximately 12 MJ/kg early in the cedar test and 30 MJ/kg during final charring. Source basis: Babrauskas (2002), chapter 3-1, pp. 3-1–3-2, Figure 3-1.1; redraw, do not copy. The bars represent approximate stage values stated in the text, not digitised observations.
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