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美国红橡木基本知识介绍（Introduction to basic knowledge of red oak in the United States）.doc

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美国红橡木基本知识介绍（Introduction to basic knowledge of red oak in the United States）

美国红橡木基本知识介绍（Introduction to basic knowledge of red oak in the United States） Introduction to basic knowledge of red oak in the United States Brief and thorough introduction to American hardwood grading rules. The rule has been in place for more than 100 years and is the predecessor of the newly formed national Hardwood Lumber Association (NHLA). Today, NHLA has more than 2000 members worldwide, a rule that has been the national standard for hardwood industry in the United States and has become a basis for the export of boards. People need to understand the different characteristics and defects of wood as a natural material, and allow these features and defects to exist in any specific application. The classification of processed sawn timber products will greatly help to determine the value and potential use of each sheet. The NHLA classification rules provide a common language for both buyers and sellers in the trade of professional hardwood lumber. Although the NHLA classification rules are aimed at the U.S. market, it is necessary for global buyers to have a good understanding of the quality level they want. The level of sheet purchased by the manufacturer determines the cost of production and material utilization. Since the grade is based on the percentage of the defective portion of the board, the calculation of the percentage of non defective wood gives no consideration to many of the beautiful natural features of hardwood. This guide focuses on the illustration of the major grades of the 10 important hardwoods in the United states. In the production of hardwood products, boards are often sawn into small pieces of clean wood (surfaces), and grades are based on the size and quantity of a small piece of wood (surface) that can be sawed off. The NHLA classification rules are based on furniture trade, providing the measurable percentage of net wood (surface) and non defective wood in each grade. Higher grades of wood provide longer lengths of wood, and ordinary woo