Behavior of wood as a function of drying rate in a 90°C oven

Each species has its own behavior during the drying process, which is why there is a need for a study capable of characterizing the behavior of commonly used forest species. The aim of this study was to evaluate the behavior of the wood of four forest species (Garapa, Jatobá, Maçaranduba and Mandioqueira) in relation to the rate of kiln drying at 90°C, based on intrinsic wood attributes such as density, initial humidity and anatomy.

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Master's student in Forestry Sciences, Forestry Engineer graduated from the Federal Rural University of Amazonia. She has worked on projects linked to the Forest Products Technology Laboratory at UFRA, with experience in Forest Resources, with an emphasis on Technology and Use of Forest Products, mainly in wood physics and chemistry.