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Filtering by: Subject Veneers and veneering -- Fracture Remove constraint Subject: Veneers and veneering -- Fracture Advisor Funck, James W. Remove constraint Advisor: Funck, James W.

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

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Babb, Michael G.

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Masters Thesis
Image segmentation for defect detection on veneer surfaces

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Zhong, Yuan, 1956-

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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,...

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Segmentation for Defect Detection on Veneer Surfaces. Machine vision is widely used in scientific areas and
Non-destructive evaluation of veneer using optical scanning and ultrasonic stress wave analysis systems

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DeVallance, David B.

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Non-destructive commercial ultrasonic grading provides laminated veneer lumber (LVL) manufacturers a means for sorting veneer based on average ultrasonic propagation time (UPT) and/or average dynamic modulus of elasticity (MOEd). While this may provide reliable estimations of modulus of elasticity (MOE), little is known about the influence of veneer defects on...

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properties of veneer and LVL. It was hypothesized that inclusion of veneer defect and growth ring pattern
Influence of veneer roughness, lathe check, and annual ring characteristics on glue-bond performance of Douglas-fir plywood

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DeVallance, David B.

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Current lathe technology, smaller diameter logs, smaller core diameters, and the sale of higher grade veneer for use in engineered wood products are all factors contributing to plywood manufacturers using rougher veneer with different lathe check characteristics. When rough veneer is encountered, plywood manufacturers typically increase the adhesive spread rate...

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Masters Thesis

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Science presented on June 12, 2003. Title: Influence of Veneer Roughness, Lathe Check, and Annual Ring

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Forest Products2
Wood Science and Engineering2

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Funck, James W.[remove]4
Reeb, James E.1

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Atre, Sundar1
Brunner, Charles1
Butler, David1
Gupta, Rakesh1
Mohler, Ronald1
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Devallance, David B.2
Babb, Michael G.1
Zhong, Yuan, 1956 1

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Forest Products2
Wood Science2

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Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)2
Master of Science (M.S.)2

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English [eng]4

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Oregon State University. Graduate School4

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Dissertation2
Masters Thesis2

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Veneers and veneering2
Gluing1
Optical pattern recognition1
Optical scanners -- Design and construction1
Plywood1
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