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Chemical equilibrium of nonprocess elements in the kraft recovery cycle

Creator:: Streisel, Robert C.
Abstract:: Non-process elements are present in all kraft recovery systems. Non-process elements are defined as those elements which are not essential to the chemical process, i.e., are neither active pulping chemicals (e.g., NaOH and Na₂S in the kraft process), nor compounds present as a result of incomplete conversion of makeup chemicals...
Resource Type:: Dissertation

Reaction kinetic study and determination of controlling resistances during alkaline sulfite/anthraquinone pulping

Creator:: Medhora, Hiraz Kekobad
Abstract:: A survey of the pulping literature indicated that although the kinetics of the Kraft Pulping process has been studied in detail , very few studies have been reported for Alkaline Sulfite / Anthraquinone (ASAQ) pulping process. There is no existing rate model for this pulping process. Hence, the objectives of...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis

Image segmentation for defect detection on veneer surfaces

Creator:: Zhong, Yuan, 1956-
Abstract:: Machine vision is widely used in scientific areas and non-wood using industries, but the extreme variability of wood has limited its adoption by forest products industries. However, it is now becoming a key factor in further automation of the forest products industry. As a very important part of machine vision,...
Resource Type:: Dissertation

Dielectric properties of defects on wood surfaces

Creator:: Forrer, Johannes B.
Abstract:: Raw material costs and limited material availability and quality have created significant interest in and opportunities for the application of nondestructive evaluation techniques to improve wood processing technologies. The incentives come from the desire to 1) manufacture the highest valued product, 2) conserve the amount of raw material used, 3)...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: much-needed future applications in this field. My gratitude goes to Dr. James W. Funck, major

Performance analysis of the hardware and software components of an optical scanning system for monitoring lumber sizes

Creator:: Leavengood, Scott A.
Abstract:: In recent years, the forest products industry has been forced to cope with a supply of raw material that is declining in both quality and quantity. In addition, log prices are escalating rapidly. Because log costs may represent as much as 90 percent of the overall production costs of lumber...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis

Log breakdown using dynamic programming and 3-D log shape

Creator:: Zeng, Yimin
Abstract:: A log breakdown model, SAW3D, was developed to optimize lumber recovery from logs of any shape in 3- dimensional space. The program uses a polygonal cross section representation of logs; three nested dynamic programming (DP) algorithms to optimize log breakdown, flitch and cant edging, and trimming operations; and a simple...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis

On-line lumber quality control technique using image processing

Creator:: Aslam, Fatima
Abstract:: Product quality control is the back bone for an efficient process control system. By monitoring the size of the board cut in a sawmill, performance of the production system can be controlled. Feedback from the quality control system is used to evaluate the status of the production system and also...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis

Growth ring pattern consideration in computer sawing simulation

Creator:: Bricka, Vincent
Abstract:: The Best Opening Face (BOF) log breakdown model was modified to keep track of growth ring angle and growth ring density in boards. The model was used to determine the effects of producing rectangular rather than square pencil stock. While an increase in volume did result, there was also a...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis

Simulation analysis of green veneer recovery as influenced by different clipping strategies

Creator:: Babb, Michael G.
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis

Green-end veneer recovery and losses : a detailed study in types and volumes

Creator:: Sheffield, Thomas H.
Abstract:: Previous studies have indicated that the largest loss associated with green veneer production occurs at the green veneer clipper. It has been reported that up to 26 percent of the block volume is lost during clipping. However, because of today's processing sophistication, this value is no longer considered current nor...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: Recovery and Losses: A Detailed Study in Types and Volumes Abstract approved: Dr. James W. Funck

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Chemical equilibrium of nonprocess elements in the kraft recovery cycle

Reaction kinetic study and determination of controlling resistances during alkaline sulfite/anthraquinone pulping

Image segmentation for defect detection on veneer surfaces

Dielectric properties of defects on wood surfaces

Performance analysis of the hardware and software components of an optical scanning system for monitoring lumber sizes

Log breakdown using dynamic programming and 3-D log shape

On-line lumber quality control technique using image processing

Growth ring pattern consideration in computer sawing simulation

Simulation analysis of green veneer recovery as influenced by different clipping strategies

Green-end veneer recovery and losses : a detailed study in types and volumes

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