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Three successive stages are observed: the first drying period with liquid water at the surface with no shrinkage and hence no deformation; the second period with shrinkage at the surface and positive curvature; and the final stage which starts when shrinkage occurs close to the impermeable face. Due to the memory effect of wood, which is responsive to stress reversal in normal boards, the curvature becomes negative in the case of non–symmetrical drying. Given the same external conditions, the response of each specimen to this test strongly depends on the species, the sawing pattern and the position in the tree (Perré, 2007a). Figure 3. Principle of the flying wood test, diagram extracted from Perré & Passard (2008) To prepare the sample board for the flying wood test, we cut a 300 mm length section from the middle of the test board. The section was ripped down the centre along the narrow edge surface to produce two (2) boards of similar dimension (approximately 14 x 110 x 300 mm). One half was chosen for the ‘flying wood’ test and was coated on five surfaces with epoxy resin excluding the wide freshly ripped face. During drying, we used two strain gauges to measure the test board’s shrinkage/curvature. Additionally, we inserted three thermocouples into the board, as previously discussed, and the weight of the board was measured using two load cells. The flying wood test board was originally placed in the gap between the top of the stack and the concrete weight, but was later placed within the kiln stack and surrounded by boards to maintain more representative airflow (Plate 5). 21

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