Advancing Wood Quality with Convective Vacuum Drying and its Influence on Multiple Properties of Mangifera Indica L. Timber
Nishant .,
Ashutosh Pathak,
N. K. Upreti
Abstract:This study looks into the effects of convective vacuum drying on the timber quality of Mangifera indica L. timber, focusing on drying rate, drying time, and mechanical, physical, and anatomical properties. Convective vacuum drying significantly reduced the moisture content of mango wood from 93.10% to 8–12% within approximately 99 hours, enhancing its physical and mechanical properties. The process yielded wood with no visual defects, increased basic density, reduced volumetric shrinkage, and improved mechanic… Show more
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