Narayanamurti, D. ; Ranganathan, V. (1941) The thermal conductivity of Indian timbers. Part I. Variation of conductivity with density in the air-dry condition at ordinary temperature Proceedings of the Indian Academy of Sciences, Section A, 13 (4). pp. 300-315. ISSN 0370-0089
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Abstract
Accurate data on the thermal conductivity of 56 species of Indian timbers, varying in density from 265 Kg./m.3 to 1310 Kg./m.3 in the air-dry condition at about 20°C., are reported. The data represent the first set of results covering this entire range of density reported from a single laboratory. The influence of convection and radiation on the conductivity of wood is discussed and the results compared with those of other investigators.
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