SANDING OF FAGUS SILVATICA L. WOOD PERPENDICULARLY TO THE GRAINS

Abstract

In this paper the dependencies of the degree of surface burning and intensity during disc sanding perpendicular to the wood grains of Fagus silvatica L. were examined for several machining parameters. Significant impacts of sanding load, thickness, and width of a wooden specimen on the surface burning and disc sanding intensity were evidenced and analyzed by evaluation of multi-factor, non-linear relations. Less important influences of cutting speed and size of grit on the surface burning and the sanding intensity, as well as single sanding cycle time and total sanding operating time on the surface burning were observed.

Keywords

• Disc sanding
• Fagus silvatica L
• Sanding intensity
• Surface burn
• Statistical dependencies