This review of wood drying techniques reports new developments in reducing air-drying time, high temperature drying, use of combined schedules, drying presurfaced oak, segregation of wet stock, dynamic transverse compression, computer programmed kiln operation, and a constantly rising temperature process. There is a brief comment on general trends and a bibliography of 88 entries; citation numbers of the entries are listed for six topics–air-drying, kiln- drying, high temperature drying, low temperature drying, special drying techniques, and wood properties.
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