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Step 4–Enter or start the schedule at the level of the average MC of your stock. Example 3: To find a time-controlled schedule for 8/4 shop grade Douglas-fir: Step 1–Look in the Index of Schedules for Kiln-Drying U.S. and Canadian Softwood Species at Conventional Temperatures–B. Time-Controlled Schedules, page 14. Find “DougIas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii).” Step 2–Note the need to choose between “lower grades” and “upper grades.” Shop grade is considered an “upper grade”-sofind the listing “294d” under upper grades, 8/4 stock. Step 3–Note the “d” superscript on the table number and look under comments to find that you should omit step 1 when drying vertical grain stock. Step 4–Turn to Section VII, table 294, page 111. There you will find the time-controlled schedule completely written out. Example 4: To find the suggested schedule for 4/4 yellow-poplar when you have the capability of using conventional temperature or high temperature: Step 1–Look in the Index of Schedules for Kiln-Drying U.S. and Canadian Species at Conventional and Elevated Temperatures, page 11. Find “yellow-poplar (Liriodendron tulipifera).” Step 2–Note in the first column the listing “103 (T11-D4).” Step 3–Look under Index of Schedules for Kiln-Drying U.S. and Canadian Woods at High Temperatures (>212 °F)–Hardwoods, page 19. Find the listing for yellow-poplar “419.” Step 4–Turn to Section VII to either or both schedule(s) and choose between the two to fit your processing schedule and/or end-product requirements. Example 5: To find the schedule for 4/4 teak: Step 1–If you do not know the botanical name of teak, look in appendix D, page 143– Common Trade and Botanical Names for Woods NOT NATIVE to the United States and Canada. Find “teak” and its botanical name and note that it is in the Schedule Index for Asia and Oceania. If you know that this is a wood from Southeast Asia and the botanical name is Tectona grandis, look at the Index for Schedules of Kiln-Drying Asian and Oceanian Woods and find Tectona grandis. Step 2–Turning to the Schedule Index for Asia, page 28, find “Tectona grandis” and note that the listing under U.S. Schedule 4/4 stock is “245 (T20-D4S).” Also note there is a listing under British schedule, “H.” If the U.S. schedule is preferred, turn to Section VII, page 95; for the British schedule, turn to appendix E, page 157. Step 3 – In either Section VII, table 245 (T10-D4S), or in appendix E, British schedule H, you will find the complete schedule printed out. Equalizing and conditioning treatments may be added as needed; see appendix A, page 134. 3PDF Image | Dry Kiln Schedules FPL GTR 57
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