Add to ORKGEquilibrium moisture content of solid wood and reconstituted wood is analyzed to determine the level of relative humidity and temperature control necessary to maintain EMC within desired limits during conditioning. The necessary degree of control is found to be highly dependent on relative humidity and temperature
This study is a start to investigate the relationship between micro climate, i.e. the climate at the...
Percent Moisture Content (MC %) of wood is defined to be the weight of the moisture in the wood divi...
Percent Moisture Content (MC %) of wood is defined to be the weight of the moisture in the wood divi...
In answer to increased interest in using high-temperature (above 212 F) drying of wood, a method is ...
Mechanical properties of wood increase as moisture content decreases below fiber saturation point, a...
Relatively few studies have been performed on the equilibrium moisture content (EMC) of wood under c...
Relatively few studies have been performed on the equilibrium moisture content (EMC) of wood under c...
Relatively few studies have been performed on the equilibrium moisture content (EMC) of wood under c...
Relatively few studies have been performed on the equilibrium moisture content (EMC) of wood under c...
Equilibrium moisture contents of wood based products are known for only a few temperature levels. Fo...
Under vacuum drying, there is an equilibrium moisture content corresponding to the vacuum drying con...
Equations are derived to evaluate psychrometric relationships over a range of dry bulb temperatures ...
The equilibrium moisture content (EMC) of Russian larch wood, Sugi wood, and Hinoki wood was measure...
A method to estimate the surface moisture content below the fibre saturation point that is a functio...
The reaction of wood to moisture forms an integral part of any task in connection with this natural...
This study is a start to investigate the relationship between micro climate, i.e. the climate at the...
Percent Moisture Content (MC %) of wood is defined to be the weight of the moisture in the wood divi...
Percent Moisture Content (MC %) of wood is defined to be the weight of the moisture in the wood divi...
In answer to increased interest in using high-temperature (above 212 F) drying of wood, a method is ...
Mechanical properties of wood increase as moisture content decreases below fiber saturation point, a...
Relatively few studies have been performed on the equilibrium moisture content (EMC) of wood under c...
Relatively few studies have been performed on the equilibrium moisture content (EMC) of wood under c...
Relatively few studies have been performed on the equilibrium moisture content (EMC) of wood under c...
Relatively few studies have been performed on the equilibrium moisture content (EMC) of wood under c...
Equilibrium moisture contents of wood based products are known for only a few temperature levels. Fo...
Under vacuum drying, there is an equilibrium moisture content corresponding to the vacuum drying con...
Equations are derived to evaluate psychrometric relationships over a range of dry bulb temperatures ...
The equilibrium moisture content (EMC) of Russian larch wood, Sugi wood, and Hinoki wood was measure...
A method to estimate the surface moisture content below the fibre saturation point that is a functio...
The reaction of wood to moisture forms an integral part of any task in connection with this natural...
This study is a start to investigate the relationship between micro climate, i.e. the climate at the...
Percent Moisture Content (MC %) of wood is defined to be the weight of the moisture in the wood divi...
Percent Moisture Content (MC %) of wood is defined to be the weight of the moisture in the wood divi...