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HANGZHOU TECH DRYING EQUIPMENT CO.,LTD Professional makes perfection
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| Brand Name : | TECH |
| Model Number : | ZQJ |
| Certification : | CE |
| Price : | Negotiable |
| Payment Terms : | L/C, T/T |
| Supply Ability : | 500 sets/year |
| Delivery Time : | 15-30days |
Reliable high performance conventional Aluminum wood drying kiln from China
1. Product Description
2. Specification
List of standard models
Model | Kiln external dimensions(m) W×D×H | Kiln internal dimensions(m) W×D×H | Kiln capacity(m3) | Highest temperature (℃) | Total power (kw) |
| ZQJ 20 | 4.8×4.4×5.9 | 4.4×4.2×4.5 | 20 | 100 | 2×3.0 |
| ZQJ 30 | 4.8×5.5×5.9 | 4.4×5.3×4.5 | 30 | 100 | 2×3.0 |
| ZQJ 40 | 4.8×6.6×5.9 | 4.4×6.4×4.5 | 40 | 100 | 2×3.0 |
| ZQJ 50 | 4.8×7.7×5.9 | 4.4×7.5×4.5 | 50 | 100 | 3×3.0 |
| ZQJ 60 | 7.0×6.6×5.9 | 6.6×6.4×4.5 | 60 | 100 | 3×3.0 |
| ZQJ 75 | 7.0×7.7×5.9 | 6.6×6.4×4.5 | 75 | 100 | 4×3.0 |
| ZQJ 80 | 9.2×6.6×5.9 | 8.8×6.4×4.5 | 80 | 100 | 4×3.0 |
| ZQJ 100 | 9.2×7.7×5.9 | 8.8×7.5×4.5 | 100 | 100 | 5×3.0 |
| ZQJ 120 | 9.2×8.8×5.9 | 8.8×8.6×4.5 | 120 | 100 | 6×3.0 |
| ZQJ 125 | 11.4×7.7×5.9 | 11.0×7.5×4.5 | 125 | 100 | 6×3.0 |
| ZQJ 150 | 11.4×8.8×5.9 | 11.0×8.6×4.5 | 150 | 100 | 7×3.0 |
3. Application
For drying of softwood and hardwood
4. Advantages
Long durability, energy efficient, and low drying defects
5. Functiopnal diagram
When trees are felled and brought to a lumber mill, the first step
is usually to debark and sort the logs by species, size or by end
use. Logs destined for wood flooring, for example, are then sawn
into rough boards of the required dimensions. These are often edged
or trimmed for length before they are dried.
Drying can be done either by air or by kilns, which use circulating heated air to more rapidly remove the excess moisture from the wood. Each charge (or kiln load) is sorted by species and dimensions to optimize the process and to ensure that the final moisture content levels are even across the charge. After the wood has reached the correct moisture level for that species, it is sent through the planer and planed to its final dimensions, sorted to grade and shipped out. For wood flooring or other specific end products, the wood is typically shipped to a manufacturer for further planing, processing, and finishing. Mills and manufacturers alike invest time, money and training into their drying processes to provide optimal grade products at the correct moisture levels for their customers.
So if the wood leaves the kiln at the required moisture content level, the moisture content process is complete, right? It might seem feasible, but in reality, kiln drying is only the first step of a wood product’s life-long interaction with moisture. Kiln drying significantly reduces the moisture content of green lumber, but there’s more to be considered.
FAQ:
1. How to choose size and capacity of the kilns?
It depends on time for drying cycle, and volume to dry per cycle or month.
2. How long does each drying cycle take.
It depends on species, size of timber, moisture content before drying, and moisture content after drying.
3. What to be done before installation of kilns?
To complete concrete foundation according to seller's drawings, and get power and water supply in position.
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