Lumber recovery from selected plantation-grown hardwood species in Onigambari forest reserve, south west, Nigeria

Larinde, SL; Akande, JA; Badejo, SO

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“…These earlier studies, just being referred to, have been carried out and reported in many parts of the world, Nigeria included. Amongst these studies are those of Badejo and Giwa (1985), Noack (1995), Larinde et al (2006), Akande et al (2007), Larinde and Popoola (2008), Erakhrumen and Onymali (2016) and Erakhrumen and Idele (2016). Irrespective of the availability of these earlier published studies in the literature, there is still the need for certain information not covered within the scope of these earlier mentioned studies such as the one concerning the quantification of volume of residues generated specifically from sawnwood and secondary processed wood products that are converted and processed into furniture parts.…”

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Estimates of Techno-Economic Loss From Converting Sawnwood to Furniture Parts in a Designated Wood Processing Outfit

Larinde

Erakhrumen

2020

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Estimativas de perda techno-econômica da conversão de madeira serrada em peças de móveis em um equipamento de processamento de madeira designada. Este estudo foi realizado, para contribuir com isso, usando madeira serrada seca ao ar de três madeiras duras tropicais (Afzelia africana, Milicia excelsa e Tectona grandis) com dimensão média 117x305x1830mm para produzir peças de móveis de dimensões 25 (+3) mm x 600 ( +20) mm / 900 (+20) mm / 120 (+20) mm / 150 (+20) mm / 180 (+20) mm / 2100 (+20) mm com os resíduos de madeira gerados categorizados e quantificados. Os dados foram analisados por meio de estatística descritiva, análise de variância, diferença menos significativa para separação de médias e análise de regressão com resíduos técnicos e econômicos como variáveis dependentes para as três espécies. O volume total médio de entrada variou de 23,11 ± 2,98m3 a 24,63 ± 0,55m3 para A. africana e T. grandis, respectivamente, enquanto o volume de produção bruto e líquido variou de 12,01 ± 1,78m 3 a 16,44 ± 0,38m 3 e 9,52 ± 1,42m 3 a 14,44. ± 0,38m 3 para A. africana e T. grandis, respectivamente. Os resíduos econômicos variaram de 2,00 ± 0,10m 3 a 2,49 ± 0,40m 3 e os resíduos econômicos como porcentagem do volume bruto de produção variaram de 12,23 ± 0,64m 3 a 20,73 ± 2,59m 3 para T.

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Estimates of Techno-Economic Loss From Converting Sawnwood to Furniture Parts in a Designated Wood Processing Outfit

Larinde

Erakhrumen

2020

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Lumber recovery from selected plantation-grown hardwood species in Onigambari forest reserve, south west, Nigeria

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Estimates of Techno-Economic Loss From Converting Sawnwood to Furniture Parts in a Designated Wood Processing Outfit

Estimates of Techno-Economic Loss From Converting Sawnwood to Furniture Parts in a Designated Wood Processing Outfit

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