Průběh sušení dřevěných standardních zkušebních tělísek při konstantní teplotě v laboratorní sušárně

At the Department of Wood Science wooden test pieces with approximate dimensions of 2 × 2 × 3 centimetres are plentifully used for various tests and experiments in which it is often necessary to reduce humidity. Spruce, oak and beech are the most important woody plants in agriculture in the Czech Republic therefore this thesis deals with the drying of these species in a laboratory drying oven Incucell V 111 Standard, which is located at the Department of Wood Science. The goal of this work is to find out how long it takes for test pieces of chosen woody plants to reach zero percent humidity and to specify how the change of the moisture content of wood over time depends on the wood density. After the assessment of results, it was found out that spruce test pieces dry out the fastest, following by beech pieces and oak pieces dry out the slowest. It was managed to prove statistically significant the dependence of the change of the moisture content of wood over time on the wood density (with increasing density increases also drying time) for most models