Study on efficiency of sawing coniferous trees in theMitrovica region

Muharrem Sejdiu, Pandeli Marku, Bujar Jashari, Rrahim Sejdiu

Agricultural University of Tirana,

University of Applied Sciences, Ferizaj,

Corresponding author: Muharrem Sejdiu, E-mail: msejdiu5@hotmail.com

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Abstract

Mitrovica is known as the region in which the first saws of timber were set there. Today this region supplies a very large part of Kosovo with sawn timber (coniferous). The trunks of coniferous species in this region are: pine, fir and spruce which mainly are imported from Montenegro. In this study, we tried to bring interesting data on the subjects of this region for sawing trunks and production efficiency of sawn timber, as well as field losses or form of waste, wood residue and sawdust.

To conduct the study, there were taken a number of conifers, were sawn and measured to determine the efficiency of sawing trunks. Results of the study are provided below:

The volume of sawing logs 23.071 m3

Boards 16.268 m3

Wood residue 3.941 m3

Sawdust 2.548 m3

Others 0.313 m3

The study shows that, by sawing trunks were produced 70.52% boards, 17.08% wood residue, 11.04% sawdust, and 1.36% others.

If worked with better technical measures, by performing division of trunks according to diameters and by calculation of models by maximum sawing for each trunk diameter, sawing trunks efficiency would be higher.

Keywords: trunks, sawn timber, wood residue, sawdust, conifer.

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