• Journal of the Korean Wood Science and Technology
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• 제16권2호
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• pp.69-78
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• 1988

리기다소나무(Pinus rigida Mill)의 건조(乾燥)스케쥴 개량(改良)을 위해 두께 2.5cm 판재(板材)와 5.0cm 평소각재(平小角材)를 공시하여 각각 관행건조(慣行乾燥)스케쥴을 적용하여 최종함수율(最終含水率) 10% 정도까지 건조(乾燥)하고 함수율(含水率)과 건조저항(乾燥抵抗)의 관계를 측정한 결과는 다음과 같다. 1. 함수율(含水率)과 건조저항(乾燥抵抗)의 관계는 함수율(含水率)이 감소할수록 건조저항(乾燥抵抗)은 곡선적(曲線的)으로 증가하였으며, 건조중(乾燥中) 함수율(含水率)이 동일한 경우 건조저항(乾燥抵抗)은 평소각재(平小角材) 판재(板材)보다 컸다. 목재두께별 적용한 관행건조(慣行乾燥)스케쥴에 따른 함수율(含水率)과 건조저항(乾燥抵抗)의 관계는 다음과 같다. 1) 두께 2.5cm 판재(板材)의 관행건조(慣行乾燥)스케쥴에 따른 건조저항(乾燥抵抗) $R_{2.5}=6.795\times10^3M^{-1.27^{**}}$ 2) 두께 5.0cm 평소각재(平小角材)스케쥴에 따른 건조저항(乾燥抵抗) $R_{5.0}=5.206\times10^4M^{-1.55^{**}}$ 2. 건조시간(乾燥時間)에 따른 함수율(含水率)과 건조저항(乾燥抵抗)의 관계는 건조시간(乾燥時間)이 증가할수록 함수율(含水率)은 감소함과 동시에 건조저항(乾燥抵抗)은 증가하였으며, 평소각재(平小角材)가 판재(板材)보다 곡선변화(曲線變化)가 완만하였다. 3. 함수율(含水率) 10%까지의 관행건조(慣行乾燥)스케쥴에 따른 추정건조시간(推定乾燥時間)은 비교적 작은 오차(誤差)를 나타내며 관행건조시간(慣行乾燥時間)보다 작았다. 4. 목재두께별로 적용한 관행건조(慣行乾燥)을 유발하지 않으면서 최소의 시간에 원하는 최종함수율(最終含水率)에 도달하도록 개량(改良)할 필요가 있다. 5. 관행건조(慣行乾燥)스케쥴에 따른 kiln factor는 두께 2.5cm 판재(板材)의 경우 1.112이었으며, 두께 5.0cm 평소각재(平小角材)의 경우 1.136이었다.

• Journal of the Korean Wood Science and Technology
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• 제22권4호
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• pp.37-42
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• 1994

The adsorption of water vapor and equilibrium moisture content(EMC) of the specimens for four softwood species dried by conventional- and high temperature method and equilibrated to 15% of the target EMC condition at 25$^{\circ}C$ were determined by oven drying method and with moisture meters. The amount of adsorption for high temperature dried red pine was significantly higher than that of conventional kiln dried wood, while those of eastern white pine, eastern hemlock and Norway spruce were not significantly different between drying methods. EMCs of these four species determined by oven drying method and with capacitive admittance moisture meter were not significantly different between drying methods. EMC of high temperature dried red pine determined with resistance moisture meter was significantly higher than that of conventional kiln dried wood. But EMCs of other species did not show significant difference between drying methods. EMCs of conventional and high-temperature dried wood determined with electronic moisture meters, especially in the case of the capacitive-admittance moisture meter measurement, were lower than that determined by oven drying method.

• Journal of the Korean Wood Science and Technology
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• 제51권6호
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• pp.493-508
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• 2023

Round timber materials of 600 mm length, cut from large-cross-section round timber of red pine (Pinus densiflora S. et Z.) of 450 mm width and 4.2 m length, were prepared as the target of kiln drying in this study. After treating the target materials through end sealing (ES), end sealing - kerfing (ES-K), lateral sealing - end sealing - boring (LS-ES-B), or lateral sealing - partial end sealing (LS-PES), the effects of the treatment on the incidence of drying defects were determined. The target materials with exposed lateral surface and sealed cross surface were steamed at the initial temperature of 65℃ above the official pest control temperature of 56℃, followed by kiln drying toward the final temperature of 75℃. The target materials with sealed lateral surfaces, on the other hand, were dried at the initial temperature of 90℃ at almost the maximum temperature of conventional kiln drying, as there is no risk of early check formation caused by surface moisture evaporation. The final temperature was set at approximately 100℃. The drying time, taken for the target materials with initial moisture content of 70%-80% to reach the target moisture content of 19%, varied across treatment conditions. The measured drying time was 1,146 hours (approximately 48 days) for the timber with sealed cross surface and 745 hours (approximately 31 days) for the timber with sealed lateral surface, until the moisture content reached the target level. The formation of surface checks could not be prevented in the control and ES groups, but a definite preventive effect was obtained for the LS-ES-B and LS-PES groups.

• Journal of the Korean Wood Science and Technology
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• 제33권6호통권134호
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• pp.25-30
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• 2005

두께 50 mm 국산 소나무(Pinus densiflora Sieb. et Zucc.) 판재의 건조스케줄 개량을 위해 일반 열기 건조스케줄, 시간 기준 건조스케줄, 연속 온도상승 건조스케줄, 그리고 습구온도 조절 건조스케줄을 적용하여 최종함수율 15% 정도까지 건조한 후 각각의 건조스케줄 적용에 의한 건조특성을 비교분석하였다. 두께 50 mm 국산 소나무의 일반 열기 건조스케줄 적용실험 결과 건조속도는 0.53%/hr, 시간 기준 건조스케줄 적용에 의한 건조속도는 0.9%/hr, 그리고 연속 온도상승 건조스케줄 적용에 의한 건조속도는 2.29%/hr였으며, 습구온도 조절 건조스케줄 적용에 의한 건조속도는 1.52%/hr였다.

• 한국가구학회지
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• 제17권1호
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• pp.33-46
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• 2006

This study was carried out to investigate a radio-frequency/vacuum (RF/V) drying ability and physical properties of the green boards and the pre-kiln dried boards with 40 mm thickness, and the 70 mm-thick green board of Iroko (Milicia excelsa). The major results were summarized as follows; The drying time from initial moisture content (MC) of 110% to approximate 6% MC for a 40mm-thick green board was 192 hours, and about 200 hours for the 70 mm-thick green board, respectively and so the RF/V drying times were dramatically shortened compared to conventional kiln drying time. The case hardenings at the RF/V drying completion stage test were very negligible, thus represented almost no existence of the residual stress. The checks were very slightly formed on all of the boards during the RF/V drying test, but crook appeared quite severely. During the accelerating test, the water-resistant treated specimens had not experienced any signs of checking occurred, whereas the control boards had encountered very frequent occurrences of end checking and slight surface checking. There were no observations of warping and discoloring regardless of the treatment.

• Journal of the Korean Wood Science and Technology
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• 제15권2호
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• pp.53-66
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• 1987

Korean red pine (Pinus densiflora S. et. Z.) and pitch pine(Pinus rigida Mill) $5{\times}10cm$ dimension lumber were dried in a kiln providing a cross-circulation velocity of 5 m/sec at dry-and wet-bulb temperatures of 116 and $71^{\circ}C$, followed by 3 hours at 91 and $85^{\circ}C$. Compared to dimension lumber dried lumber were as follows. 1. To dry to 10 percent moisture content, the high-temperatures schedule of Korean red pine and pitch pine lumber took less than one seventh the time required by the conventional kiln drying schedule. 2. High-temperature drying rate and conventional drying rate to 10 percent moisture content of Korean red pine lumber were 2.75 and 0.35%/hr, and those of pitch pine lumber were 3.38 and 0.46%/hr respectively. 3. Compared to lumber of both species on conventional schedule, moisture gradient of high-temperature lumber was greater. 4. Compared to lumber on conventional schedule, maximum surface checking of high-temperature lumber of both species was severer, and maximum end checking of high-temperature lumber of both species was similar to that of lumber on conventional schedule. 5. Compard to lumber on conventional schedule, Korean red pine lumber dried at high temperature showed more honeycombing, but pitch pine lumber dried at high-temperature showed significantly slighter honeycombing. 6. Compared to lumber on conventional schedule, the high-temperature lumber showed less warping lumber of both species. 7. Collapse and casehardening of Korean red pine and pitch pine lumber on both scheules were slight.

• Journal of the Korean Wood Science and Technology
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• 제32권2호
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• pp.9-18
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• 2004

본 과제는 Spruce재가 사우나와 같은 고온 공간용 부재(部材)로 사용되어질 때 나타나는 수지삼출의 문제점을 해결하여 그 방안을 제시코저 수행하였다. 건식(乾式)공간용 부재(部材)의 경우 적절한 열기건조가 이루어진다면 별도의 처리를 실시하지 않더라도 110℃의 수지삼출 안정선을 얻을 수 있는 것으로 확인되었으며, 고주파진공건조에 의해 수지삼출 안정선이 열기건조보다 약 20℃ 정도 더 상승하였다. 습식(濕式)폭로시험에서는 저압증기폭쇄처리재의 경우 열기건조재나 고주파진공건조재 모두 수지가 전혀 삼출되지 않은 반면에, 무처리재의 경우 건조방법에 관계없이 130℃ 이상의 폭로조건에서는 수지삼출의 정도가 건식(乾式)폭로시험의 경우보다 심한 것으로 나타나, 수지삼출을 예방하기 위하여 인공건조중 저(低)함수율 상태의 건조말기에 고온(高溫)을 적용하여 건조하는 것보다는 건조전 고(高)함수율 상태에서 과열(過熱)증기로 분무(噴霧)처리하는 것이 더 바람직한 것으로 확인되었다.

• Journal of the Korean Wood Science and Technology
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• 제23권3호
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• pp.28-32
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• 1995

The presteamed or prefrozen persimmon blocks of 10cm ${\times}$ 10cm ${\times}$ 15cm were air-dried at room temperature until about 30% moisture content, and then were dried in a MW oven. During drying their internal temperatures were monitored with thermo-couple probes. The presteamed and prefrozen blocks didn't show any improvement in drying rate and moisture gradient when compared with the controls. Checks appeared on the surfaces of most presteamed blocks during air-drying. It has been clearly revealed that the maximum weight, loss must, be less than 2g/min during MW drying to prevent internal checking and that MW drying reduced moisture gradients inside blocks. MW dried the persimmon blocks 440 times faster than conventional kiln.

• Journal of the Korean Wood Science and Technology
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• 제17권3호
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• pp.67-81
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• 1989

This experiment was carried out to know the mothod of changing the step of moisture content schedule with time in conventional kiln drying. For the purpose of this object. we made drying model by applying the moisture diffusion model by J.FSiau(1984) to average moisture content equation by J.Crank(1956) derived it from Fick's second law. And to verify this method of drying model. 2.5cm-thick boards and 5.0cm-thick dimension lumbers of Pinus densiflora were kiln-dried with the schedule of T11-C3 and T10-C4, respectively. And then the drying rates were investigated and compared with those calculated from drying model. The results obtained were as follows 1. Average drying rate and total drying time of board to dry to 6.5% moisture content were 0.64%/hr and 109hr., and those of dimension lumber to dry to 8.3% moisture content were 0.4%/hr. and 162hr., respectively. 2. The moisture content of shell and core decreased by equalizing treatment and increased by conditioning treatment both on board and dimension lumber. But the moisture gradient was lower after conditioning than after equalizing. 3. As the drying was proceeded, the transverse bound water diffusion coefficient all but linearly decreased, the water vapor diffusion coefficient abruptly curvilinearly increased, while the transverse diffusion coefficient curvilinearly decreased both on board and dimension lumber. But each of diffusion coefficients on board was larger than that on dimension lumber. 4. Compared to experimential drying rate of board. theoretical drying rate was larger at 30.0%-21.8% moisture content range and was similiar at 21.8%-5.4% moisture content. And in case of dimension lumber, the drying rate was similiar at 30.0%-16.1% moisture content range but theoretical drying rate was much lower at 16.1%-8.3% moisture content range. 5. The possibility of adapting this drying model to changing the moisture content schedule step with time was in the range of 21.8%-5.4% moisture content on board. And in the case of dimension lumber that was in the range of 30.0%-16.1% moisture content.

• Journal of the Korean Wood Science and Technology
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• 제17권1호
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• pp.22-54
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• 1989

Seasonal semi-greenhouse type solar-drying of 2.5cm-and 5.0cm-thick lumber of Quercus aliena Blume and Quercus variailis Blume was carried out to investigate the possibility of solar-drying of wood and to decide the active solar-drying period in Korea. In the active solar-drying period obtained solar-dehumidification, semi-greenhouse type solar-, air- and kiln-drying of 2.5cm -thick lumber of oaks were carried out to analyze drying-rates. -defects, and -yield in each drying-method and to calculate daily total absorbed solar-radiation the solar dryers. The energy balance equations were set up, considering all the energy requirements, to analyze the heat efficiencies of semi-greenhouse type solar and solar-dehumidification-dryer. In a seasonal drying the drying rate of semi-greenhouse type solar-dryer was highest in summer, and greater in fall, spring, and winter in order. Solar-drying time was 45% in summer to 50% in winter of the air-drying rime, and more serious drying-defects occurred in air-drying than in solar-drying. In the active solar-drying period. April, May, and June, the average drying rate in solar-dehumidification-drying was 1.0%/day and greater than 0.8%/day in semi-greenhouse type solar-drying. In solar-dehumidification-drying the time required to dry lumber to 10% moisture content was less than 60 days, and solar-dehumidification-drying showed the highest drying-yield, 65.01%, than the other drying methods. The daily total absorbed solar radiations were 8.51MJ on the roof collector and 6.22 MJ on the south wall collector. In the energy blance 69.48% of total energy input was lost by heat conduction through walls, roof. and floor 11.68% by heat leakage, 0.33% by heating the internal structures of the solar-dryer and 5.38% by air-venting. Therefore the heat efficiency of semi-greenhouse type solar-dryer 13.13%, was lower than that of solar-dehumidification-dryer, 14.04%. Solar-drying of lumber in Korea showed the possibility to reduce the air-drying-time in every season and the efficiency of solar-dehumidification drying was higher than that of semi-greenhouse type solar-drying.