Diseases and Defects (Junior Cert Wood Technology): Flashcards
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What are artificial defects?
What are artificial defects?
Imperfections made by humans post-harvest, not natural
When artificial defects occur
When artificial defects occur
After harvest during processing and drying
Cupping definition
Cupping definition
Board sides bend up from uneven drying across width
Warping/twisting definition
Warping/twisting definition
Board bends from uneven drying along length
Artificial vs natural defects origin
Artificial vs natural defects origin
Artificial: human actions; Natural: tree growth
Cause of cupping
Cause of cupping
Uneven shrinkage across board width during drying
Cause of warping/twisting
Cause of warping/twisting
Different drying speeds along board length
Controlled seasoning prevention method
Controlled seasoning prevention method
Stable environment for even drying, track moisture
Proper storage prevention method
Proper storage prevention method
Correct stacking & ventilation to stop moisture changes
Examples of natural defects
Examples of natural defects
Knots and cracks from tree growth
How defects affect timber strength
How defects affect timber strength
Warping may weaken timber, limiting its use
Artistic use of timber defects
Artistic use of timber defects
Artists use flaws to enhance designs and add character
