What is air seasoning for timber also called?
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A.
Natural seasoning
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B.
Controlled seasoning
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C.
Kiln seasoning
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D.
Artificial seasoning
Correct Answer:
A. Natural seasoning
Explanation:
The correct answer is Natural seasoning.
Air seasoning, commonly referred to as natural seasoning, is a traditional method used to reduce the moisture content of timber by exposing it to the natural atmosphere. In this process, wood planks are stacked in a way that allows air to circulate freely around each piece. This gradual drying process helps improve the wood's stability and durability without the use of artificial heat or specialized equipment like kilns. While it is a slower method compared to kiln seasoning, it is cost-effective and effective for preparing high-quality timber for various construction and woodworking purposes.
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