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BS EN 1309-3:2018

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Round and sawn timber. Methods of measurements – Features and biological degradations

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BSI 2018 34
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This European Standard specifies the methodology for measurement of features – in relation to wood structure, biological agencies and other damage – taken into account in the visual grading: a) for appearance – of sawn, processed and round timber; b) for serviceability – of sawn and processed timber (identified in EN 1611-1 as the integrity of the timber). When the standard is applied the methodology of measurement used shall be stated. It is not applicable to structural timber for which strength grading in accordance with EN 14081-1 is required. This standard applies to hardwood and softwood sawn timber, both square edged and un-edged, to processed timber and to round timber. It does not apply to tropical timber.

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PDF Pages PDF Title
2 National foreword
6 European foreword
7 1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 Symbols
5 Sawn and processed timber
5.1 Knots
5.1.1 General
8 5.1.2 Appearance assessment methodology
12 5.2 Resin pocket
5.3 Reaction wood
5.4 Grain
5.4.1 Slope of grain
13 5.4.2 Spiral, interlocked grain
14 5.4.3 Curly grain
5.5 Rate of growth
15 5.6 Bark pocket
5.7 Sapwood
5.8 Wane
16 5.9 Fissure
5.9.1 Face, edge and end shakes, splits
5.9.2 Ring and heart shakes
5.9.3 Checks
17 5.10 Warp
5.10.1 Bow and spring
5.10.2 Cup
18 5.10.3 Twist
6 Round timber
6.1 Features of the form of the log
6.1.1 Sweep
19 6.1.2 Taper
6.1.3 Ovality
20 6.1.4 Rate of growth
6.2 Features of the structure of the wood
6.2.1 Eccentric pith.
21 6.2.2 Burl
6.2.3 Buckles
6.2.4 Spiral grain
22 6.2.5 Compression wood (reaction wood in softwood)
6.2.6 Double pith
6.3 Sapwood
23 6.4 Included sapwood
6.5 False heartwood
6.6 Knots
6.6.1 Uncovered knot
24 6.6.2 Covered knot
6.6.3 Epicormic shoot
6.6.4 Rose
6.7 Cracks
6.7.1 Heart shake
6.7.2 Star shake
6.7.3 Ring shake
25 6.7.4 Check, traversing crack
6.7.5 Frost crack, lightning shake
6.7.6 Felling shake
6.8 Biological degradation
6.8.1 Attack by insects
26 6.8.2 Fungal attack
6.8.3 Hollow
6.8.4 Other attack
6.9 Other defects
6.9.1 Dry side
6.9.2 Parasitic plant
27 6.9.3 Carbonized wood
6.9.4 Canker
6.9.5 Bird peck
6.10 Tapping cut
6.11 Foreign bodies
6.12 Resin pocket
28 6.13 Other damage
7 Biological degrade
7.1 Sawn timber
7.1.1 Degrade by insects
7.1.2 Fungal degrade
7.2 Round timber
7.2.1 Degrade by insects
29 7.2.2 Fungal degrade
7.2.3 Hollow
7.2.4 Other degrade
30 Annex A (normative) Alternative methodology for measurement of knots for assessment of serviceability
BS EN 1309-3:2018
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