LOGS FIFE LTD,
Old Kirkforthar Brickworks,
Markinch, Glenrothes
KY7 6LR
Tel: 01592 770295 Mob: 07968 120331
email: info@logsfife.com
Message +44 7437 175166 on WhatsApp https://wa.me/447437175166
Kiln Dried Fuel

EBAC FD100 Timber dehumidifier / drying kiln
Today it is essential that wood is technically dried prior to use. The condition of the wood and its drying degree are decisive preconditions for the high quality of the final product.
Kiln drying uses different methods to reduce the moisture content of green timber in a shorter space of time.
All wood species vary in moisture content and it is important to take this into consideration when loading the kiln.
The main objective is to remove the excess moisture while minimizing any damage to the timber.
Drying Techniques compared
Natural Drying in the open
air.
Relying on the weather does not only mean a very slow and uneven drying, but
also that moisture contents below 16% can not be achieved. Because the process
is so slow, large amounts of capital are tied up in wood stocks that cannot be
used.
Conventional Drying using heat.
This is a viable alternative, however there are disadvantages that make the
process quite expensive. This type of dryer, vents large quantities of
expensive heating energy to the outside where it is lost. Unlike
dehumidification systems, the latent energy bound up in the moist air cannot be
recovered and its also lost to the outside. Because such drying kilns usually
operate at high temperatures there is a risk of damage to wood.
Drying by Dehumidification.
EBAC wood dryers incorporate three separate functions in a single package,
heating, dehumidification, ventilation. An integral fan circulates air around
the chamber ensuring wood is evenly heated. Air is drawn into the dryer where
it is cooled to a temperature at which most of the air's moisture condenses.
This moisture is collected and drained away. The air is finally re-warmed with
the same heat extracted by the cooling phase, and is returned back to the wood
stack.
Hence there is no loss of energy. A small auxiliary heater is incorporated which helps start the process during cool weather. Additional fans are installed in the drying chamber to ensure even drying throughout the stack.
After care
Wood must have time to adjust to the environment in which it will be used or installed.
All our trees are harvested and sourced locally, then graded and sorted according to diameter and length before being processed in the sawmill.
example of balustrade created using kiln dried timber.
timber planks graded sorted and dried ready for use in many projects.

Logsfife Ltd
is a Full Member of The Association of Hardwood Sawmillers
Please give us a call on 07968 120331 or send an email to info@logsfife.com and we'll ensure that you get your order as soon as possible.
We can supply Oak beams, Oak floorboards, cladding, Hobby Packs, Project Packs and offcuts, Rough Sawn Timber, Structural Timber, Flooring and Firewood and Logs dried using our in-house kiln to your specification.
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