Fingerprint traceability of sawn products using x-ray logscanning and sawn timber surface scanning
Traceability in the sawmilling industry is a concept that could be used to more effectively control the production processand the utilization of the raw material. The fingerprint approach is a traceability concept that rests on the idea that everypiece of wood is a unique individual with unique prop...
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ftluleatu:oai:DiVA.org:ltu-30454 2023-05-15T17:45:01+02:00 Fingerprint traceability of sawn products using x-ray logscanning and sawn timber surface scanning Flodin, Jens Oja, Johan Grönlund, Anders 2007 application/pdf http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:ltu:diva-30454 eng eng Luleå tekniska universitet, Träteknologi Warsaw : Warsaw University of Life Sciences Quality control for wood and wood products : COST Action E 53 the first conference, October 15th/17th, 2007, Warsaw, Poland, p. 39-42 http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:ltu:diva-30454 urn:isbn:9788372449047 Local 445b24f0-c119-11dd-a054-000ea68e967b info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess Other Mechanical Engineering Annan maskinteknik Conference paper info:eu-repo/semantics/conferenceObject text 2007 ftluleatu 2022-10-25T20:50:49Z Traceability in the sawmilling industry is a concept that could be used to more effectively control the production processand the utilization of the raw material. The fingerprint approach is a traceability concept that rests on the idea that everypiece of wood is a unique individual with unique properties and hence can be identified and separated if a sufficientnumber of these properties are measured accurately enough. This study was hosted by a sawmill in northern Sweden andwas aimed at making the fingerprint connection between logs and the center yield sawn from those logs using length andknot information. The 140 logs involved in the study were of Scots pine with top diameters spanning the range from 153 to213 millimeters. The center yield sawn from these logs was of two dimensions. The smaller logs (153-187 mm) were sawnwith a 2 ex pattern to 50 by 100 mm, and the larger logs (174-213 mm) were sawn to 50 by 125 mm with a 2 ex pattern.The data from the logs were collected at the log sorting station by an industrial one-directional x-ray log scanner incombination with a 3-D optical scanner. The data from the sawn center yield were collected by an industrial cross-fedsurface scanning system situated in the sawmill's green sorting station. Both systems are used in the sawmill's normalcontinuous production. The results show that over 90% of all planks could be matched to the right log, which bespeaksa great potential for further development and realization of fingerprint tracing as a tool for process control and processimprovement. Godkänd; 2007; 20081203 (ysko) Conference Object Northern Sweden Luleå University of Technology Publications (DiVA) |
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Traceability in the sawmilling industry is a concept that could be used to more effectively control the production processand the utilization of the raw material. The fingerprint approach is a traceability concept that rests on the idea that everypiece of wood is a unique individual with unique properties and hence can be identified and separated if a sufficientnumber of these properties are measured accurately enough. This study was hosted by a sawmill in northern Sweden andwas aimed at making the fingerprint connection between logs and the center yield sawn from those logs using length andknot information. The 140 logs involved in the study were of Scots pine with top diameters spanning the range from 153 to213 millimeters. The center yield sawn from these logs was of two dimensions. The smaller logs (153-187 mm) were sawnwith a 2 ex pattern to 50 by 100 mm, and the larger logs (174-213 mm) were sawn to 50 by 125 mm with a 2 ex pattern.The data from the logs were collected at the log sorting station by an industrial one-directional x-ray log scanner incombination with a 3-D optical scanner. The data from the sawn center yield were collected by an industrial cross-fedsurface scanning system situated in the sawmill's green sorting station. Both systems are used in the sawmill's normalcontinuous production. The results show that over 90% of all planks could be matched to the right log, which bespeaksa great potential for further development and realization of fingerprint tracing as a tool for process control and processimprovement. Godkänd; 2007; 20081203 (ysko) |
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Fingerprint traceability of sawn products using x-ray logscanning and sawn timber surface scanning |
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Quality control for wood and wood products : COST Action E 53 the first conference, October 15th/17th, 2007, Warsaw, Poland, p. 39-42 http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:ltu:diva-30454 urn:isbn:9788372449047 Local 445b24f0-c119-11dd-a054-000ea68e967b |
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