Veneer Itself Affecting The Dry of Veneer

Veneer Itself Affecting The Dry of Veneer 

The material used for the veneers is different and the drying time required is different. The higher the material density of the veneer (usually referred to as hardwood), the greater the moisture resistance in the low moisture content range, and the slower the drying speed of the veneer. At the same time, the structure of the single-plate material also has an effect on the drying speed. For example, the ash having a density of 0.69 g/cm3 has a large ring hole and a rough material, so that the water conductivity is strong, so the evaporation time is fast.

The initial moisture content of the veneer, the final moisture content required by the customer, and the thickness of the veneer all have an effect on the drying time. The higher the initial water content, the lower the final water content, the longer the drying time is required. The thicker the veneer is, the longer the time of moisture transfer inside the veneer during evaporation, and the longer the veneer will dry.

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