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You will often find things written in books, webpages, information sheets, course notes, and webpages (including this blog) – which tells you what is written […]
You will often find things written in books, webpages, information sheets, course notes, and webpages (including this blog) – which tells you what is written […]
How big is a piece of timber? If you are using a grading standard – such as the new European visual grading standard for tropical […]
We are delighted to be partner in the WoodProps project – which aims to maximise the value and use of Irish timber as their forests double production in […]
NUIG 086-17 Postdoctoral Researcher 1 (WoodProps Project) College of Engineering & Informatics, National University of Ireland Galway. Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for […]
Can you visually grade timber rejected by a grading machine? We know that it happens – is it allowed? More importantly – does it correctly […]
It looks like we have more of an idea where we are heading, than the last time we looked at Brexit and Standardisation (here) and […]
Edit 23.07.2023: a citable list of these machine details, correct to date can be found in https://doi.org/10.1080/20426445.2022.2050549. The strength grading of timber by machine has […]
This is one of those simple sounding questions that has a lot of possible answers. For now, let’s keep it simple and ask something more […]
The European Standard for machine grading (EN 14081-2) will go to second enquiry (public comment) next year. It will contain a proposal for what happens […]
…or why you should not buy EN 14081-1:2016. As we have discussed before (here and here), Harmonized Standards have a special status in that they […]
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