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Dust Extraction and Handling in the Wood Industry

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  • Presents everyday tasks in the wood industry to fulfil national and international regulations
  • Contains important new theoretical and experimental results for optimum solutions
  • Is suitable to support a special university course on the same object

Part of the book series: SpringerBriefs in Applied Sciences and Technology (BRIEFSAPPLSCIENCES)

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This book examines a topic which is an indispensable part of any production line in the wood industry: the extraction, separation, handling of dust and chips, ensuring clean air in the workrooms, and avoiding health, fire and explosion risks. All scientific backgrounds of these problems are not fully known today, and efforts should be made to fill this gap. The work contains significant new derivations and calculation methods and experimental results to support design and evaluation methods such as particle size distributions depending on wood species and machining, terminal velocity of small wood particles, aerodynamics of suction hoods, a detailed analysis of particle separation in cyclones, selection and evaluation of separation efficiency for appropriate filter selection, energy consumption and transportation efficiency of pneumatic conveying, a comprehensive theory of transport ventilators. Several new details of dust explosion are also included. The calculation methods, practical solutions and recommendations are supported by physically well-established explanations providing long-lasting knowledge. 

Authors and Affiliations

  • Department of Wood Engineering, University of Sopron, Sopron, Hungary

    Endre Magoss, Zoltán Kocsis

  • Budapest, Hungary

    György Sitkei

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