10 Questions
Kiln drying reduces the strength of timber by more than 20 per cent.
False
Air seasoning is a quick process.
False
Chemical seasoning involves immersing the timber in a solution of soluble salt and then seasoning it in the ordinary way.
True
Kiln seasoning reduces the hygroscopicity of wood.
True
Air seasoning is a technical and expensive process.
False
Chemical seasoning is used to reduce the vapour pressure of timber.
False
Kiln seasoning makes timber more prone to fungi and insect attacks.
False
Less stacking space is needed for air seasoning.
False
Stronger timber is obtained through air seasoning.
False
The interior surface of timber dries in advance of the exterior one during chemical seasoning.
True
This quiz covers the different types of trees, including coniferous and deciduous trees, and their characteristics such as annual rings, fibers, and wood color. Learn about the distinct features of trees like Deodar, Oak, Teak, and more.
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