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7.2. Types of Seasoning
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- 1.
What is natural seasoning?
Hint
Think about how timber can naturally dry without machinery.
- 2.
Name one advantage of kiln seasoning.
Hint
Consider the word 'quick' in your answer.
- 3.
What is the main advantage of natural seasoning?
- A. Quick drying
- B. Cost-effective
- C. Requires skilled supervision
Hint
Think about which method doesn’t need heavy machinery.
- 4.
True or False: Kiln seasoning requires weather conditions to be effective.
- True
- False
Hint
Consider how the process is isolated from external conditions.
- 5.
Evaluate the implications of using improper seasoning techniques on timber used in outdoor construction.
Hint
Consider how moisture affects wood behavior in varying weather conditions.
- 6.
Design a summary table comparing the benefits and drawbacks of all seasoning methods discussed.
Hint
Visual organization can help clarify comparisons.
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