Veneer bolts of diameter 10-18 in, from 7 Canadian species of conifers and hardwoods,
were exposed outdoors in Jan. 1968 (minimum temperature-30 deg C) in Ottawa, before …

Abstract Green 16-inch-long bolts, with thermally insulated end faces to simulate the
behaviour of'long'logs in which radial heating predominates, were heated in agitated water …

A summary of facts, advice and tabulated data for Canadian conditions: temperatures of logs
stored outside through the year; recommended cutting temperatures for 17 major species; …

Gives heating schedules, based on experiments carried out at Madison, for obtaining
optimum conditions for peeling veneer logs of White Oak Quercus alba, Yellow Birch Betula …

The heating of logs, bolts, and flitches to be cut into high-quality rotary or sliced veneer
requires a knowledge of the temperatures appropriate for various species and conditions …

Veneer logs of many species must be heated in the green condition before they are cut on
the lathe or slicer, in order to soften the wood sufficiently for good cutting. The heating is …

LOGHEAT is a computer program for the IBM-PC that calculates log heating times for frozen
and non frozen logs and log energy consumption. This infor mation is needed in mills that …

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The purpose of this progres report is to summarize the results obtaine d to date, in
experiments made to study the effect of elevated temperatures of varying duration on the …

The results reported here of grinding loblolly pine at high temperatures are believed to be
applicable to any coniferous species. Elevation of grinder pit temperatures, with other …