ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD HOPPUS FOOT
Named after Edward Hoppus, 18th-century English surveyor.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HOPPUS FOOT»
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Amount of defect and taper in logs Other units, which have largely disappeared,
are the Hoppus foot and the Blodgett foot. The Hoppus foot is a cubic volume unit
that has been used in the United Kingdom. Australia, New Zealand, and many of
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Bertram Husch, Thomas W. Beers, John A. Kershaw, Jr., 2002
... Forest Department tables) Tenders of less than Sh 1 per hoppus foot for mvule,
75 cents for other Class I timbers, 60 cents for Class II timbers and 50 cents for
Class III timbers will not be considered The classes of timber are denned in Pait B
...
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Public Policies and the Misuse of Forest Resources
Sabah: structure of timber royalty (Malaysian dollars per cubic meter) Then,
royalty payment* per cubic meter is: "Prices and royalties originally given in
values per Hoppus foot. These were converted to values per cubic meter by
multiplying by ...
Robert Repetto, Malcolm Gillis, 1988
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Woodland Management: A Practical Guide - Second Edition
Hoppus foot. Stillused by merchants forthe saleof highvalue broadleaved timber,
the logs are usually measured felled. 1 Hoppus foot=0.036 cubic metres. •
Tonnes green (wet) weight. Usually usedforshortwood (pulp) and sold in2 or
3metre ...
... Foiest Department tables) Tenders of less than Sh 1 per hoppus foot for mvule,
75 cents foi other Class I timbers, 60 cents foi Class II timbei s and 50 cents foi
Class III timbers will not be considered The classes of timber are defined in Part B
...
The actual volume of timber needed for the wooden fencing is estimated at 100
million hoppus feet, the hoppus foot being a measure of standing or unsawn
timber equal to approximately 1£ cubic feet. This allows for the unusable parts of
tree ...
... ment for faulty timber ) Cess (payable under the Timber Industry Oidinance,
194') will be charged on all timber felled at the pertaining late which are in 1951
— Class I timber— cents 25 per Hoppus foot Class II timber — cents 15 per
Hoppus ...
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A Dictionary of Weights, Measures, and Units
See also board foot, cord foot, Hoppus foot. foot board measure See board foot.
foot - candle illuminance. Symbol fc. BI Conceived as the illumination received 1
foot away from an international *candle, later re-phrased as lumen per square ...
Thus we shall count money in pounds and measure lumber in Hoppus feet. (A
Hoppus foot, abbreviated h.ft., is the volume of a board 1 foot square and 1 inch
thick; close equivalent 171 Efficient Allocation of Scarce Resources.
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