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Saw science: New research on online saw monitoring
April 9, 2019 By CFI staff
UBC researchers are publishing new research on using sensors to assess the sawing process in terms of surface quality and power consumption. Their main goals are online process control and tool condition monitoring.
UBC Ph.D. candidate Vahid Nasir will present on what sawmills can expect from the research findings at OptiSaw – the one-day education forum for those driving the future of sawmilling.
Hosted by CFI magazine, OptiSaw is returning to Richmond, B.C., to hold an information-packed event on June 13.
Don’t wait to sign up. The forum is limited to an exclusive audience of sawmill management and owners, process engineers, continual improvement managers, optimization staff, researchers and design consultants.
Register now for our early-bird rate to secure your seat at the table. See the full agenda and register online at www.optisaw.com.
SPONSORS:
Gold: HewSaw, Lucidyne, Springer-Microtec, Valutec, Weinig-Holzher, BID Group, Brunette, ScanMeg, USNR.
Lunch: Autolog
Breakfast: Nicholson
PRESENTED BY:
Canadian Forest Industries
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