cubage

At 101 months, 50 trees were felled in each spacing for rigorous cubage up to commercial height (diameter 4 cm), distributed in classes with regular intervals of 5 cm DBH.

The basis for the elaboration of the variants, is the design of a one-storey, single-family house with partial basement, of gross covered area 195.0 [m.sup.2], heated area of 200 [m.sup.2], heated cubage of 568 [m.sup.3], A/V index = 0.35 kW * h/[m.sup.3] year, and the seasonal heat demand 53.1 kW * h/[m.sup.3] year (150.9 kW * h/[m.sup.2] year), here referred to as the basic variant.

Transportation carriers and third-party logistics organizations may be able to provide their customers insight into designing products and packaging appropriate for meeting shipping demands in an effective and efficient manner, such as cubage, temperature effects and durability factors.

The reason appears to be a lack of information and concern about problems that could be encountered when using a new, unfamiliar process, believes Spencer Cubage, president of Pipeline Pigging Products, Houston, manufacturer of poly pigs and pigging accessories.

However, renovations of current refrigerated storage in both temperature ranges will be undertaken by more respondents than last year, with 12.5% fixing up their zero-degree cubage, and 6.3% their 32-degree space, compared to just 7.3% and 2% respectively as reported here a year ago.