 Wagner Electronics and UBC have invented a new way to get drying under control.
Wood is good, but it doesn’t always behave. Getting the moisture content in four thousand pieces of lumber in a dry kiln to stack up neatly along a bell-shaped curve is almost impossible for every charge. Sometimes it works but sometimes it doesn’t. Much of the batch will fall into place but when there are renegade pieces with high moisture content, they skew the end results.
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