How does a veneer dryer work?
The veneer needs to be dried before use, so that the wood will not be prone to problems in future use, and the dried board will be easier to preserve. Let's take a look at how a dryer works.
Wood veneers are processed and divided into boards of equal thickness before entering the dryer. After entering the inside of the machine, it is heated and evaporated. Adopt high temperature and rapid drying construction technology. The treated boards are less prone to cracks and deformation problems. Taking into account other issues such as temperature, humidity, time, etc., each item has strict regulations. Exceeding the indicator will affect the quality of the board.
When using the veneer dryer, attention should be paid to the use of electricity to avoid circuit problems, dangers or circuit board problems that may affect use. In the normal working process, there are many issues that need to be paid attention to, especially the control of temperature and humidity, otherwise it will directly affect the quality of the board.
The first stage is to heat the board to make the moisture in the wood evaporate, and the moisture in the wood evaporates into the air, and then the dryer evaporates the moisture through heating; the second stage is heating, because the veneer has just come into contact with the heat generated by the machine Heat and temperature cannot achieve the purpose of drying, so heating is needed to quickly evaporate the moisture in the wood; the third stage is to lower the temperature. When the temperature of the wood bark reaches a certain level, the evaporation rate of the water in the wood bark will decrease, because most of the water in the wood has not evaporated, and the remaining heat is enough to remove the remaining moisture in the wood.
During use, the veneer dryer may malfunction, mainly due to wear and tear, and needs to be replaced with a new one; long-term use of the dryer may cause the belt to loosen and break. This problem is easy to solve and requires us to check frequently and replace it in time
If the dryer catches fire during use, it is usually caused by improper operation, so you need to master the corresponding operating procedures before using the dryer; the equipment will make a lot of noise after being used for a period of time, which is normal. There are many aspects that need to be considered, such as whether the placement is correct, whether the installation process is correct, whether each component is short of oil or severely worn, and whether it is solved in time.
