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Index of Schedules for Kiln-Drying Asian and Oceanian Woods 4/4, 5/4, 6/4 8/4 4/4,5/4, 6/4 Botanical name(common name(s)2) stock stock stock Comments pine) Altocarpus spp. (keledang) Azadirachta spp. (neem, maranggo, tamaka) Balanocapus spp. (chengal, penak, narek) Beilschmiedia tawa (tawa) Betula grossa (mizume) Betula maximowicziana (makanba) Bombax insigne (semul) Calophyllum spp. (bintangor, poon, bitanghol) Callitris glauca (white cypress pine) Campnosperma brevipetiolata (campnosperma) Canarium euphyllum (kedondong, Dhup) Cardwellia sublimis (silky oak) Castanosprmum australe (black bean) Casuarina spp. (casuarina, she-oak) Cedrela toona (toon, Australian red-cedar) Celtis spp. (celtis) Ceratoptalum apetalum (coachwood) Chamaecyparis obtusa (hinoki) Chamaecyparis pisifera (sawara) Chloroxyon Swietenia (East Indian satinwood) Chukrasia tabularis (chickrassy) Cinnamomum spp. (cinnamon wood, camphor wood) Cocos nucifera (coconut wood) Cratoxylon arborescens (geronggang, serungan) Cryptomeria japonica (sugi) Cyclobalanopsis acuta (akagashi) Cynometra spp. (kekatong, myiunga, katong) Dacrydium elatum (sempilor, srol kraham) Dacrydium cupressinum (rimu) Dacrydium franklinii (huon-pine) 507 (3544) 8 (T2-D4) 6(T2-C2) 55(T6-D2) 52 (T6-C3) 75(T8-C4) 7 (T2-D3) A –B Dactylocladus stenostachys (jongkong) – 511(44-34) 258 (T11-D3S) K – K –– 8 (T2-D4) 223 (T7-C4S) 7 (T2-D3) A – – – – – H Prone to warp. End splitting is common. 510(43-44) – 233 (T8-D3S) H –– – E –– – – 259 (T11-D4S) 275 (T14-E6S) 16(T3-C2) 15(T3-C1) C 18(T3-D1) E –– 55(T6-D2) 94 516 55 105 13 56 512 271 (T10-D2) – 18 (T3-D1) E –– –– –K 506(35-35) 245 (T10-D4S) U.S.Schedule BritishSchedule1 Table no. (schedule code) - - - - Code - - - - Acacia koa (koa) 56 (T6-D4) 20 (T3-D3) F Acacia melanoxylon (Australian blackwood) 55(T6-D2) 18(T3-D1) E Acacia mollissima (black wattle) 8 (T2-D4) 7 (T2-D3) A Pronounced tendency to cup. Acer mono (itayakaede) Adina cordifolia (haldu, kwao) Aesculus turbinata (tochinoki) Agathis spp. (kauri agathis) Abies firma (momi) Albizia falcataria (batai) Albizia lebbek (kokko) Ailanthus spp. (white sirus) Alstonia spp. (pulai, dita, basong, alstonia mergalang) Anisoptera costata (mersawa, palosapis) Anisoptera thurifera (palosapis, mersawa) Ancgeissus acuminata (yon) Anthocephalus chinensis (kadam, laran, kalempayan) Araucaria spp. (hooppine, klinki-pine, Norfolk Island 41 (T5-C3) – – Prone to warp. 55(T6-D2) 18(T3-D1) E –– 246 (T10-D5S)3 234 (T8-D4S)3 J For 414 A. alba, use table 50 (T7-B3). 92(T10-C4) 244 (T10C4s) – – Prone to water pockets. 56(T6-D4) – F 55(T6-D2) 509(43-33) 245 (T10-D4S) 18(T3-D1) E –– 55(T6-D2) – H 18(T3-D1) E – A – C 233 (T8-D3S) H 8 (T2-D4) – Considerable variation in the drying rate of Anisoptera spp. has been reported. 245 (10-D4S) 246 (T10-D5S) 234 (T8-D4S) J –– ––E 16 (T3-C2) 6 (T2-C2) 245 (T10-D4S) 15 (T3-C1) C – A Air drying prior to kiln drying is suggested. (T6-D2) (T12-E5) (T3-B2) (T6-D4) (44-43) (T13-C4S) Prone to surface checking and honeycombing. 517 – 18 (T3-D1) E – – – – – F –K Air dry 8/4 to 2530 percent prior to kiln drying.PDF Image | Dry Kiln Schedules for Commercial Woods Temperate and Tropical
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