Fir wood piles are used for a wide range of purposes. The wood is affordable and cost-effective, and is often used in several manufacturing industries. For wood, drying is very important. In order to ensure the actual use effect of the wood, additional attention must be paid to this step. However, There are also some factors that affect its dryness. Today we will briefly introduce this reason.

1. Beautify plants and features

The types of fir wood piles have different structures, such as the size and number of pits. Generally, the diameter of the micropore plate on the pit film is smaller, and the drying speed is slower. For the same landscaping plant, the higher the density , the drying speed slows down.

2, thin and thick

The traditional drying process mainly transfers heat and quality along the thin wall surface. As the thickness increases, the heat conduction and convection heat transfer distance becomes longer, the friction resistance naturally increases, and the relative drying speed decreases.

3. Moisture content

The lower the moisture content, the slower the drying speed.

4. Texture orientation

Wood radiation is conducive to moisture transmission, and the moisture conductivity of wood in the axial direction is 15%-20% greater than in the chordwise direction. Therefore, chordal cutting boards generally dry faster than axial cutting boards.

The above is a detailed introduction to the factors that affect the drying speed of fir wood piles. I hope it will be helpful to you.

Shanghai Lanxiao Industrial Co., Ltd. wholesale supplies fir piles, river revetment fir piles, river piling fir piles, greening fir piles, fir logs, fir logs, piling wood, fir poles, fir sticks, log piles, greening poles, support poles, It specializes in providing convenient, high-quality and honest services for water conservancy projects, river piling, road greening projects, etc. In addition, it also wholesales construction square timber, square materials, construction timber squares, hemlock square materials, pine square timber, and larch square timber for construction projects. Wood, Douglas fir wood square, etc.