The Intelligent Ability of The Operating System to Control the Timber Drying Cycle is accomplished by using Automatic Electronic monitoring devices for the moisture content of the wood, the temperature of the chamber and the equilibrium moisture content (EMC) of the chamber.

Constant monitoring of the moisture content of the wood.

Stainless steel electrodes that have been installed in the wood at strategic locations of the charge and connected to the processor are constantly monitoring the wood moisture content.

An electronic probe inside the chamber monitors the temperature at all times.

The equilibrium moisture content (EMC) is accurately indicated to the processor by a cellulose strip mounted to the EMC sensor.

In some cases, such as high temperature kilns or Customer preference, the climate inside the chamber can be controlled by a relative moisture survey electronic probe (RH) or by a psychrometer.

InComac provides two systems for the programming and operation of the kilns.

A. MICROPROCESSOR " EASY SIX "

This Microprocessor has automatic control of the pre-heating, core heating, drying, conditioning, and cool down phases. Some of the technical characteristics of the EASY-SIX are:

B. COMPUTERIZED " SOCRATES " SYSTEM

The InComac computerized system is equipped with a " Pentium " microprocessor. It uses a " WINDOW 95 " Software and it has the following functions :

When it comes to drying your lumber, InComac Kiln Drying Systems work when all else fails, but better yet, InComac Kiln Drying Systems for drying your lumber will keep all else from failing.