Microwave drying of wood is a method that uses microwave radiation technology to accelerate the drying process of wood. Traditional wood drying methods usually take a long time and can easily cause wood cracking, deformation and quality loss. Microwave drying technology introduces microwave energy into the wood to quickly evaporate the moisture inside the wood, thereby speeding up the drying speed and reducing the quality loss of the wood.

Compared with traditional wood drying methods, microwave drying has many advantages. First of all, microwave drying can heat the inside and outside of the wood at the same time, making the humidity reduction rate of the entire wood very uniform, helping to reduce the internal stress of the wood and prevent deformation and cracking. Secondly, microwave drying is fast and efficient, which can greatly shorten the production cycle and reduce production costs. In addition, microwave drying also has the functions of sterilization, moth-proofing and mildew-proofing, which can improve the quality and service life of wood.

However, there are some issues that need to be paid attention to when drying wood using microwaves. For example, different types of wood have different absorption and reflection characteristics of microwaves, so it is necessary to select appropriate microwave power and drying time based on the characteristics of the wood. In addition, microwave drying equipment requires professional operation and maintenance to ensure the normal operation and drying effect of the equipment.

In general, microwave drying of wood is an efficient and environmentally friendly wood drying method with broad application prospects. With the continuous advancement of technology and the deepening of application, microwave drying of wood will play an increasingly important role in the field of wood processing.