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Determining Harvester Productivity Curves of Thinning Operations in Birch Stands of Central Europe (CROSBI ID 303396)

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Rosińska, Martyna ; Bembenek, Mariusz ; Picchio, Rodolfo ; Karaszewski, Zbigniew ; Đuka, Andreja ; Mederski, Piotr S. Determining Harvester Productivity Curves of Thinning Operations in Birch Stands of Central Europe // Croatian journal of forest engineering, 43 (2022), 1; -, 13. doi: 10.5552/crojfe.2022.1691

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Rosińska, Martyna ; Bembenek, Mariusz ; Picchio, Rodolfo ; Karaszewski, Zbigniew ; Đuka, Andreja ; Mederski, Piotr S.

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Determining Harvester Productivity Curves of Thinning Operations in Birch Stands of Central Europe

Silver birch (Betula pendula Roth) is a popular tree species forming stands in nearly the whole of Europe. In Poland, birch is one of the most representative broadleaved species growing on rather poor soils, very often as a mix species with Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.). In Central Europe, birch forms trunk often with sweeps, and at the older age with thick branches. Due to that, a harvester thinning operation in birch stands can be challengeable when trying to process logs from the top part of trees, which can finally impact on productivity. The objective of this research was to determine harvester productivity for birch with particular attention to production of logs from the top part of a tree. The research was carried out in stands of North and North-West Poland. All together 21 tests were completed in 16 stands, in which 9 harvesters were used (8 different models). The mean diameter of harvested trees was 23.7 cm with the mean height of 21.7 m. Obtained productivity without delays was on average 21.98 m3 h-1 and varied from as low as 5.14 to maximum 44.66 m3 h-1, and depended mainly on harvested tree size. It was also confirmed that top diameter of the last log depended on diameter at breast height (DBH). The model developed based on that relationship can be used for prediction of biomass volume from birch stands when harvesters are used for thinning.

harvester head, tree trunk sweep, thick branches, top log diameter, Betula pendula Roth

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43 (1)

2022.

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13

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1845-5719

1848-9672

10.5552/crojfe.2022.1691

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