Manual conventional chamber (kiln) drying refers to the drying of wood in a wood drying chamber (kiln). It can artificially control the drying conditions to dry the wood, referred to as room drying or kiln drying.

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Wet wood suitable materials for industrial applications are usually used for low industrial, density, mechanical strength, mechanical properties, perishability, etc., not directly used, practicality and practicality after treatment and drying. It mainly has the following aspects.

Wet wood suitable materials for industrial applications are usually used for low industrial, density, mechanical strength, mechanical properties, perishability, etc., not directly used, practicality and practicality after treatment and drying. It mainly has the following aspects.

Wood drying refers to the process of turning the water in the wood into steam and discharging the wood by relying on the energy provided by the outside world. Drying of wood can be divided into two categories: natural drying and artificial drying.

A schematic diagram of the wood drying process. The wood waste collected during the wood processing process is burned in the boiler to provide thermal resources for the wood drying kiln.

Conventional drying kilns are generally composed of kiln body, kiln door (lifting door device), heating system, humidity control system, air circulation system, intake and exhaust system, detection system and control system.

Conventional drying kilns are generally composed of kiln body, kiln door (lifting door device), heating system, humidity control system, air circulation system, intake and exhaust system, detection system and control system.

After more than 20 days of efforts, the Indonesian customer installed two wood drying kilns by himself according to the drawings, videos and remote installation instructions provided by our company

Wood carbonization, also known as wood high-temperature heat treatment (Thermal Modification), is an environmentally friendly wood that uses water vapor, inert gas, oil, water, etc. as heat-conducting media to perform short-term pyrolysis treatment on wood at a temperature of 160-250 °C. Physical Protection Technology.