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  • The effect of rip-kerf width on 5/4 Ponderosa pine cutting stock yield

    Creator:
    Rahardjo, Susilowati
    Abstract:
    The moulding and millwork industry consumes large quantities of shop grade lumber which is becoming less plentiful and of a lower quality. This fact has compelled industry to explore the use of new technology to increase product yield. One prospect for increasing yield is the application of thin-kerf sawing technology....
    Resource Type:
    Masters Thesis

  • The effect of edging red alder lumber on cut stock production

    Creator:
    Schott, Kermit A.
    Abstract:
    It has been observed that edging flitches into lumber unnecessarily reduces the yield of cut stock. This research investigated the yield of cut stock from unedged red alder (Alnus rubra) flitches, and compared it to yields attained from boards subjected to a variety of edging strategies: conventional, light-edging, actual, severe...
    Resource Type:
    Masters Thesis
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    Lumber on Cut Stock Production Abstract approved: Dr harles C. Brunner It has been observed that edging

  • Three strategies for tree bucking at the harvest site: consequences for the sawmill

    Creator:
    Acker, Timothy A.
    Abstract:
    The timber shortage in the Pacific Northwest is forcing sawmill owners to improve the competitiveness of their harvesting and processing operations. A computer simulation and financial statement analysis were used to compare the processing efficiency and profitability of three bucking strategies: log cost minimization (traditional 40-foot preferred-length logs); hauling length...
    Resource Type:
    Masters Thesis
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    Bucking at the Harvest Site: Conseciuences for the Sawmill. Abstract approved: Charles C. Brunner The

  • Properties of veneer sliced from serpentine-end-matched flitches

    Creator:
    Liu, Yuqing
    Abstract:
    Eighteen Ponderosa Pine (Pinus ponderosa Dougl.ex.laws) veneer flitches were randomly selected and crosscut into paired flitches. Serpentine-end-matched (SEM) joints were machined in the flitches, joint amplitude equal to the width in one half of the paired flitch and joint amplitude equal to 2/3 width in the other half of the...
    Resource Type:
    Masters Thesis