Christophe wrote:Adrien (ex-nico239) wrote:or so I did not get what is very possible ....
This table indicates the residual humidity in the wood according to the temperature and the% RH of drying ... after a certain time or a certain time ...
As I said above: it takes only a few hours to dry large sections of wood at heart in an industrial oven. So temperature and% RH count a lot more in drying wood than time.
For those who think that wood dries faster in the rain ... hum hum ... well it's like saying that you can cook an egg at 70 ° C while waiting long enough ...
Ok it's a little clearer
But the question is not so much if the wood dries better in the rain or if the wood dries better outside in normal weather conditions with rain or not and all for 2 years.