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Canadian wood products industries (1913)

Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 596

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e many so-called moist airdry kilns, which are simply the o.d style direct radia-tion type plus a steam spray, and with no provisionmade for the necessary compression and circulation ofsteam and air, and absolutelv without humidity con-trol. Although the addition of a steam spray will tendtowards a… … Illustration No. 2. Fig. 1—Represents what happens when lumber is not dry enough.Notice the joint is broken from 3 to 5 inches at cacli end. Ends liaveslirunk. Fig. 2—Shows what would be likely to happen, and does frequentlyhappen, and it is supposed that the lumber is not dry enough, and it…

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