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Filtering by: Creator Conley, John F., Jr. Conference Name Western Dry Kiln Association

Lumber drying and quality control of moisture content in kiln dried lumber

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Smith, Harvey H., Dittman, John R., Western Dry Kiln Clubs, and Western Dry Kiln Clubs. Meeting (12th : 1960 : Missoula, Mont.)

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Conference Proceeding

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LUMBER By: HARVEY H. SMITH' and JOHN R. DITTMAN' In the spring of 1959 the Pacific Southwest Forest and
Redwood seasoning committee report to management 1959

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Western Dry Kiln Clubs and Western Dry Kiln Clubs. Meeting (12th : 1960 : Missoula, Mont.)

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Conference Proceeding

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Mrs. Tom Youman, Jr Potlatch, Idaho Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rector Potlatch, Idaho Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
The temperature dependent effect of extractive content on redwood shrinkage

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Demaree, Larry A., Erickson, Robert W., Western Dry Kiln Clubs, and Western Dry Kiln Clubs. Meeting (26th : 1975)

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Conference Proceeding

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sets of wet redwood samples were dried, each at a different dry bulb temperature: 190°F, 175°F, 150°F
Corrosion on heating coils

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Carter, Lyle, Western Dry Kiln Association, and Western Dry Kiln Association. Meeting (42nd : 1991)

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Conference Proceeding

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kiln was operating at 180°F dry-bulb and 160° F wet-bulb, the air, or some surface in contact with the
Prefreeze seasoning of California redwood

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Huber, Dean W., Western Dry Kiln Clubs, and Western Dry Kiln Clubs. Meeting (21st : 1970 : Missoula, Mont.)

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Conference Proceeding

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. 6. Kollmann, Franz F. P. , and W. A. Cote', Jr. , 1968. "Seasoning Defects," in Principles of Wood
Review of innovative drying methods

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Milota, Michael R., Wilson, James B., Western Dry Kiln Clubs, and Western Dry Kiln Clubs. Meeting (35th : 1984)

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Conference Proceeding

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which casehardening is eliminated. A typical schedule for clear Douglas-fir starts at 160°F and a 10 to