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The thermal properties of wood in the green state have been determined by the transient plane source (TPS) technique. Data are presented on thermal conductivity ( λ ), heat capacity ( C ), and thermal diffusivity ( κ ) at moisture contents (MCs) above the fiber saturation point, which are based on measurements using the HotDisk ®  apparatus. Four wood species (Douglas fir, beech, birch, and spruce) were tested, and the results are compared with literature data and those obtained by the flash method. A linear relationship was found between the thermal properties  λ ,  C , and  κ  on the one hand and MC on the other. Equations predicting the thermal values as a function of MC and wood anisotropy are presented. Wood  C  and  λ  increase with MC, but wet wood diffuses heat more rapidly than dry wood.

Measuring the thermal properties of green wood by the transient plane source (TPS) technique