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be updated each month, with the 20th of each month as the deadline for new information. Anyone who does not wish to be listed the next month must also notify VDACS by the 20th of the current month. All inquiries or information should be directed to: Ronald L. Whitehead, Direct Marketing Agent, VDACS, 203 N. Governor St., Richmond, Va. 23219, phone (804) 786-3951. Consumers will be able to obtain directories by writing the same address.
Heat Value Of Wood
The heat value of dry wood exceeds the heat value of green wood. Heavy hardwoods, such as oaks, hickories, beech, and ash offer the most heat per cord.
Approximate Heating
Value per
Standard Cord
Mood
Hickory Black locust Apple Oak. White Beech Oak, Red Birch Pine, Southern Yellow Ash Cherry Maple, Red Elm Poplar Pine, White Basswood
MWkm BTU*
Green |
20.7 24.6
20.7 24.6
20.1 239
19.2 22.7
17.3 219
179 21.3
17.3 219
142 20.5
16.5 209
15.1 189
15.0 16.6
14.3 172
11.5 13.7
121 133
10.1 11.7
‘B.T.U. - British Thermal Unit - the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of a pound of water to 1 deqree Fahrenheit.
86.1%