| Title | New Possibilities For The Wood Qualitative Assessment In The Circular Economy |
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| ID_Doc | 1841 |
| Authors | Gejdos, M; Michajlová, K |
| Title | New Possibilities For The Wood Qualitative Assessment In The Circular Economy |
| Year | 2023 |
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| Abstract | Wood as a renewable raw material plays an important role in the challenges of the circular economy. Experience from operational practice shows that the initial qualitative sorting of wood in forest stands or immediately after felling does not take place optimally. The aim of the work is the practical verification of acoustic tomography for the evaluation of the quality of standing trees based on image analysis in the software and their subsequent classification into quality classes. A total of 130 standing trees were measured, where oak was dominant. A better overview of the qualitative distribution of assortments in the forest stand provides an informational basis for optimizing the management of the process of harvesting and assessment of raw-wood materials. The results proved the suitability of this method for optimization procedures within the current possibilities of managing the process of forest harvesting and the use of raw-wood material. |
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