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4 : le tamisage des copeaux

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Author: Pleau, J.H.

Date: January 1993

Edition: 38644

Material Type: Research report

Field: Wood Manufacturing & Digitalization

Author: Pleau, J.H.

Date: January 1993

Edition: 38644

Material Type: Research report

Physical Description: 8 p.

Sector: Wood Products

Field: Wood Manufacturing & Digitalization

Research Area: Advanced Wood Manufacturing

Subject: Chips; Sorting

Series Number: E-1846

Location: Ottawa, Ontario

Language: French

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Amélioration du rendement en valeur des opérations de récolte de feuillus tolérants

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Author: Hamilton, Peter

Date: September 2012

Edition: 39949

Material Type: Research report

Field: Fibre Supply

Author: Hamilton, Peter

Date: September 2012

Edition: 39949

Material Type: Research report

Physical Description: 8 p.

Sector: Forest Operations

Field: Fibre Supply

Research Area: Forestry

Subject: Veneer; Value added; Sorting; Recovery; Logs; Hardwoods; Hardwood iniative; Iniative feuillis; Advantage

Series Number: Avantage ; Vol. 13, No. 5

Language: French

Abstract: Les forêts de feuillus tolérants fournissent une vaste gamme de produits, notamment des billes dont la valeur varie de 45 à 1700 $/m3. L'utilisaton de modèles de production convenant aux produits de commodité ne maximise pas la valeur qu'on peut tirer de ce type de forêt.

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Best practices for straight and dimensionally stable lumber. From forest to offsite construction manufacturing

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Author: Lafond, Cassandra; Gendron, Samuel; Lavoie, Vincent

Date: December 2021

Material Type: Research report

Field: Wood Manufacturing & Digitalization

to Reduce Warp and Improve Dimensional Stability Wood Anatomy Sorting As an inherent character, warping

Author: Lafond, Cassandra; Gendron, Samuel; Lavoie, Vincent

Date: December 2021

Material Type: Research report

Physical Description: 5 p.

Sector: Wood Products

Field: Wood Manufacturing & Digitalization

Research Area: Advanced Wood Manufacturing

Subject: Automatic control; Defects; Dimensional stability; Lumber; Moisture content; Physical properties; Process control; Sorting; Storage; Wood drying

Series Number: InfoNote 2021 No.37

Language: English

Abstract: An automated process has stringent tolerance requirements for product dimensions, such as maximum allowable wane and warping. Products that do not meet these tolerances create problems in the process flow, and hence reduce productivity and quality. In addition, the assembly of building components is moved from on site to off site. This move calls for the integration of different processes. It requires adjustments in raw material characteristics. Therefore, the forestry industry can gain from the opportunity to adapt its processes to provide dimensionally stable products to the construction industry.

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Brightening of thermomechanical pulp produced from sound and stained Aspen logs

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Author: Araki, Dennis; Lee, C.-L.

Date: December 1991

Edition: 39939

Material Type: Research report

Field: Fibre Supply

Author: Araki, Dennis; Lee, C.-L.

Date: December 1991

Edition: 39939

Material Type: Research report

Physical Description: 5 p.

Sector: Forest Operations

Field: Fibre Supply

Research Area: Forestry

Subject: Pulps; Chips; Sorting; Bleaching; Logs

Series Number: FO Technical Note Wood Harvesting ; TN 177

Language: English

Abstract: In-woods chipping; In-woods debarking; Satellite operations; Software; COSTS; Fuji/King debarker; Bruks 1512 drum chipper

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Comment optimiser la valeur des bois récoltés?

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Author: Mercier, Guyta; Meek, Philippe; Sarrazin, Francois

Date: 2018

Material Type: Article

Field: Fibre Supply

Author: Mercier, Guyta; Meek, Philippe; Sarrazin, Francois

Date: 2018

Material Type: Article

Physical Description: 2 p.

Sector: Forest Operations

Field: Fibre Supply

Research Area: Forestry

Subject: Greenhouse gases GHG; Emissions; Sorting; Transportation; Cours de triage; Marchandisage; Groupe initiative Mauricie; Valorisation produits bois; Centre de tri et de transit; Gestion améliorée des stocks; Réduction émissions gaz à effet de serre; Maximisation valeur produits; Tri de bois en bordure de route; Coordination transport; Centre logistique

Series Number: OT 246

Language: French

Abstract: Faced with a very complex regional forest, forestry stakeholders in the Mauricie region have mobilized to create the Groupe Initiative Mauricie (GIM). This group wishes to develop a new vision of the wood industry in the Mauricie. To do so, all segments of the supply chain, from the forest to the mills, are analyzed in order to improve their value. During its first phase, the GIM conducted several projects focused on wood supply in order to find ways to improve it. These included forest inventories, annual harvest planning and productivity in forest operations. operations. Researchers from FPInnovations and the FORAC consortium were involved and made some recommendations that recommendations that could lead to savings. A second phase has since been undertaken to verify how the proposed solutions would proposed solutions would meet the issues raised.

Abstract: Devant une forêt régionale bien complexe, des intervenants forestiers de la Mauricie se sont mobilisés pour créer le Groupe Initiative Mauricie (GIM). Ce groupe souhaite développer une nouvelle vision de la filière bois en Mauricie. Pour ce faire, tous les segments de la chaîne d’approvisionnement, de la forêt jusqu’aux usines, y sont analysés afin d’en améliorer la valeur. Lors de sa première phase, le GIM a mené plusieurs projets axés sur l’approvisionnement en bois afin de trouver des pistes d’amélioration. Ceux-ci touchaient les inventaires forestiers, la planification annuelle de récolte et la productivité en opérations forestières. Des chercheurs de FPInnovations et du consortium FORAC ont été mis à contribution et ont formulé certaines recommandations pouvant mener à des économies. Depuis, une deuxième phase a été entreprise pour vérifier comment les solutions proposées permettraient de rencontrer les enjeux soulevés.

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A comparison of full-tree versus cut-to-length systems in the Manitoba model forest

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Author: Gingras, Jean-François

Date: May 1994

Material Type: Research report

Field: Fibre Supply

Author: Gingras, Jean-François

Date: May 1994

Material Type: Research report

Physical Description: 20 p.

Sector: Forest Operations

Field: Fibre Supply

Research Area: Forestry

Subject: Sorting; Productivity; Sample; Whole trees; Harvesting; Costs

Series Number: FO Special Report ; SR 92

Language: English

Abstract: Full-tree harvesting systems; Product sorting; PRODUCTIVITY; COSTS

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The cost of product sorting during harvesting.

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Author: Gingras, Jean-François

Date: July 1996

Material Type: Research report

Field: Fibre Supply

Author: Gingras, Jean-François

Date: July 1996

Material Type: Research report

Physical Description: 12 p.

Sector: Forest Operations

Field: Fibre Supply

Research Area: Forestry

Subject: Value added; Systems; Sorting; Quality control; Qualitative analysis; Productivity; Harvesting; Costs; Analysis

Series Number: Technical Note ; TN-000245

Language: English

Abstract: Many companies and their contractors must adapt to the reality of integrating harvesting with the sorting of multiple products. This separation of products can be performed at several stages during harvesting. This Technical Note combines the results of published and unpublished studies to describe the advantages and disadvantages of separating two or more products with the various machines used in full-tree, tree-length and cut-to-length harvesting systems. The cost of separating six products is simulated for three different harvesting systems.; Harvesting systems; Integrated systems; Sorting; Economic analysis; Productivity; Costs; VALUE-ADDED PRODUCTS; Fiber quality