Steam Wood Kiln, Part 2 - Steam Culture

​Here we are for this week's Steam Culture! Thanks for tuning in to part 2 of the Steam Wood Kiln episode. We are back with Tom Thompson at Salem Lumber. Today, he will walk us through the final processes of the lumber drying operation.
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Without the steam wood kiln, wood could take up to 2-3 months to completely dry out, with the steam and coils the drying process only takes about 72 hours. After the drying, the wood goes into a building to be arranged and packaged to be shipped.
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​Watch the video to learn more!

Questions answered in this video:
What is condensate?
Why dry wood in a kiln?
How does a steam kiln operate?
Why does steam change from a vapor to a liquid?
How long does it take for wood to completely dry out with the steam wood kiln?
How hot does a steam wood kiln get?

Key terms in this video:
Steam Culture
Steam
Steam Wood Kiln
Wood Kiln
Lumber Kiln
Wood drying techniques
Lumber drying
Lumber

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Science & Technology
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