Forest Products Journal · 1992 · 11 citations · 3 references
EngineeringForestryIndustrial EngineeringComputer-aided DesignOptimizationWood ConservationThinning OperationsTrim DesignDefect AssessmentDefect LevelsDefect LocalizationLumber GradingLumber Yield OptimizationWood DefectsWood EdgingWood Grading
The objective of the present study was to evaluate the lumber value obtainable from edging and trimming optimization using varying levels of defect information as input. In an earlier study, a computer-based procedure for estimating optimum edging and trimming solutions was developed. The same procedure was used in the optimization experiments in this study. A combination of selected defect types was used for each optimization experiment. The sample consisted of 120 unedged/untrimmed red oak boards collected from three hardwood mills.
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Automated computer grading of hardwood lumber
P. Klinkhachorn, J.P. Franklin, Charles W. McMillin et al. · Forest Products Journal · 1988 · 39 citations