Various precious woods

The brightest tree in the North American magic tree, you can see the size of the small 5th book in the evening under the tree.

The heaviest wood in Xishuangbanna, Yunnan, has a trunk of up to 30 meters and is hard wood. It will not float in the water.

The lightest wood in the United States and China's Yunnan, Guangxi and other places in Basha wood, only 0.1 tons per cubic meter.

The highest tree, Australia's almond amaranth, is generally more than 100 meters, up to 156 meters, equivalent to a 50-story high-rise, higher than the two "Shanghai International Hotel."

The shortest tree dwarf is only 3 to 5 cm high.

The thickest tree There is a chestnut tree growing on Sicily, Italy, with a circumference of 56 meters.

The most salty tree China's Heilongjiang River grows a kind of wood salt tree, and its salt content is almost the same as ordinary edible salt.

The oldest tree, a thorny pine, named Matthew Chella, of California, is 6400 years old. There is also a dragon tree in Canary Island in western Africa. It is already alive. More than 8,000 years old, unfortunately was destroyed in a typhoon in 1868.

The hardness of cherry is relatively high, and the scientific name of ironwood is Tie Limu. Tieli wood grows in Sharong County, Guangxi, China, and its hardness is not inferior to steel. This kind of tree is called the iron wood of the "iron wood". Tieli wood is hard and heavy, and it will not rot and deform when it is buried underground or soaked in water for a long time. Therefore, Tieli is often used to build furniture, construction, shipbuilding, bridges and machinery.

Speaking of Tie Limu, it is necessary to mention the Zhenwu Pavilion located in the East People's Park in Rong County. Zhenwu Pavilion is known as the miracle in the history of world architecture. This is because although the pavilion weighs hundreds of tons, it does not need a nail or iron, but a thorough wood structure. Zhenwu Pavilion was built on Beiling Mountain, backed by Xiujiang River, facing Dushan Mountain, surrounded by an ancient embrace, the environment is very elegant. The pavilion is divided into three floors, up to 13 meters high, and it looks very embarrassing. According to historical records, there have been many earthquakes here and several storms have been attacked, but the Zhenwu Pavilion, which has suffered from the disaster, remains unharmed. In 1706, a strong wind pulled up a nearby 10-meter-high flagpole, and the surrounding walls collapsed. Only Zhenwuge was spared. In 1857, the local "earthquakes were heard, the houses were shaken", and the Zhenwu Pavilion remained intact. In 1894, a typhoon swept through and uprooted some large banyan trees next to the pavilion. Several trees were even thrown into the river, and some neighboring houses were also collapsed. The Zhenwu Pavilion is still a good end. Zhenwu Pavilion was built in 1573. It has been more than 400 years since its glory, and it stands tall. This is not only because of its scientific and reasonable structure, but also because it has a good relationship with the fine wood materials. The entire Zhenwu Pavilion has more than 3,000 pieces of wooden components, all of which are made of Tie Limu. Tie Limu is also known as Gemu, or ironwood. It has just been cut down and turned reddish brown. After a long time, it will be black and shiny and dazzling.

In the depths of the jungle in Xishuangbanna, China, an extremely hard and heavy tree named Black Dalbergia is grown. The black rosewood has a dense structure and a staggered texture. It has a black marble-like rose pattern. Its hardness and strength are very large. If you put a piece of rosewood into the water, it will sink to the bottom like a lead.

The crown of "hardest trees" should belong to iron sandalwood (iron birch). The wood of the iron sandalwood can be solid to such a degree that the bullet hits the tree, just like hitting a thick steel plate, and the silk does not move. Its wood is three times harder than oak and twice as hard as ordinary steel, so it can be used as a substitute for steel for the defense industry. Because it is very hard and heavy, it sinks when it enters the water. Even if it is soaked in water for a long time, the inside can be kept dry for a long time. The iron mulberry tree is about 20 meters high, 70 centimeters in diameter, and has a long life of 300-350 years. The bark is dark red or nearly black, with white spots on the top and oval leaves. Its distribution is narrow, only growing in areas bordering North Korea, as well as southern Soviet Union and southern Korea. Iron sandalwood is not only the hardest tree in China, but also the hardest tree in the world.

Part of the wood introduction:

1. Rosewood: Produced in India, the Philippines, Guangdong, Malay Peninsula, Thailand. It belongs to the small Choco, deciduous trees, and sometimes evergreen. The bark is grayish green, the trunk is curved, and the material is very small. It is extremely difficult to get long trees with large diameter. The sapwood is narrow, the material is dense and hard, and the water is sinking. Bright red & or orange-red, after a long exposure to the air, it turns purple-brown stripes, the texture is slender, the change is endless, there is aroma, and it is also a valuable medicinal material. The chair made of it, the sofa and the healing effect are considered by China since ancient times. The most valuable wood. "Narra, p. echinatus" in the Philippines, padauk (p. dalbergoides) in the Andaman Islands, bloodwood p. angolensis in Africa, dragon's in Latin America (dragon's) Blood, p. draco), Indochina's rosewood (p. indicus) belongs to the rosewood.

2. Huanghua Pear: Also known as scented rosewood, the color ranges from light yellow to purple red, the wood is solid, the pattern is beautiful, the fragrance is fragrant, and when it is sawn, it is full of fragrance. The materials are very large, and some of the big cases are two or three feet long and two feet wide. It is the main material for the study of furniture in the Ming and Qing Dynasties.

3. Hualien/Xinhuali: It is produced in China, Fujian, Guangdong, and Yunnan. It is also imported from Myanmar and Thailand. The wood color is yellow and red, which is thicker than the yellow pear, and the grain is straight, which is slightly worse than the yellow pear, and has no pleasant fragrance. The sawdust is green in water, and it is easy to be infected with hand injury and is slightly toxic.

4. Chicken wing wood: also known as eucalyptus, iron knife, butyl wood, produced in Myanmar, Thailand, India, Vietnam and other Southeast Asian countries. Also divided into new and old two, the old chicken wing wood texture is dense, purple-brown depth and phase between the lines, especially the longitudinal and slightly oblique profile, slender floating, giving the feathers a splendid feeling, resembling chicken wings. Compared with rosewood and red sandalwood, the chicken wing wood has less wood yield and unique wooden texture. Therefore, it is cherished by the world for its small amount of living and beautiful and beautiful charm. The new chicken wing wood is rough, purple and black, the texture is often turbid, the stiffness is not rotating, and the wood is sometimes easy to smash. The wood is cut out in bright yellow and turns brown or dark brown when exposed to air. The porous material and the tube hole are small, containing black gum, sediment or invading body. Although the wood structure is thick, the cut surface pattern is beautiful. The black, white and purple colors in the pattern form the feather of the reed rooster, and the wood is hard and processed. Difficult, the price is greater than the average mahogany furniture. After the middle of the Qing Dynasty, the furniture used less old chicken wings, while the new chicken wing wood (ormosia hosieio) was still used in modern times.

5. Mesua ferrea: also known as iron pear wood, stone salt, iron edge, iron chestnut wood. It is one of the hardest wood species that has the highest and lowest value. Large evergreen tree, the trunk is upright, high can be more than ten feet, the diameter is up to Zhang Xu, native to India. The iron color is very similar to the color of the chicken wing wood. In fact, the iron-grained wood is rough and has a prominent blink, and it is not difficult to distinguish it from the chicken wing wood.

6. Ebony: Also known as Uwenmu, Wujiao, Heimu, etc., originating in India, Indonesia, Thailand, Myanmar and other countries. The heartwood is black (pure black or slightly green jade) and irregular black, the growth rings are not obvious, the tube space is very small, the wood is shiny, no special smell and taste, the structure is fine and uniform, the material is hard and heavy, there is grease Feeling, sinking in the water, black and very brittle, like the red sandalwood and more fine, the big ones are rare.

7. Ebony: Originating in Indonesia, Shanghai people call it green wood. Its characteristics and material are similar to ebony. The texture is not staggered, the structure is fine, hard and heavy, and it has a sense of grease, usually sinking in water.

8. Redwood: The most common type of hardwood is now widely used after the middle of the Qing Dynasty. It is imported after the lack of huanghuali and old chicken wing wood. There is also the name of purple sable, which Guangdong calls "sour twig", and redwood is the popular name in Jiangsu, Zhejiang and the north. Produced in India, Thailand, Myanmar, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia and other Southeast Asian countries, it is one of the precious tree species of Dalbergia. The heartwood is orange, light reddish brown, reddish brown, purple red, purple brown to dark brown, and the color is uneven. The dark stripes are obvious, the material is hard, wear-resistant and sinks in the water. Redwood also has new and old points. The old mahogany is similar to red sandalwood, but the gloss is darker, the color is lighter, the texture is denser, and the aroma is not as good as the huanghua pear. The new mahogany color is reddish, with patterns, sometimes quite like huanghuali, and is still imported in large quantities.

9. Elm: Also known as Shadowwood, Shadowwood is not a specific species, but refers to the tumor that is born after the tree is sick, which is the result of woody proliferation. The wood is multi-section, and it is reduced to a pattern of landscape figures and birds and beasts. Some wood grain is formed into small grape lines and stems and leaves. The name is “full of grapes”, which is very ornamental and is the best decorative material. There are many varieties of eucalyptus, such as hibiscus, nanmu, eucalyptus, eucalyptus, and rosewood, among which rosewood is the most expensive.

10. Z.schneideriana: Eucalyptus grandiflora, wood is firm, color and beauty, its age and wood with red color, named bloody. Beijing people call it the banyan wood, and the handcrafted Nanxun furniture is purely Ming style. The production method is not different from the furniture such as huanghuali and chicken wing wood. Some folks have a strong atmosphere and unique style. Its historical and artistic value is not. Should be under other valuable wood.

11. Nanmu: There are many kinds of nanmu, the color is light and uniform, the flexibility is small, easy to operate and durable, it is the best kind of non-hard wood. In the Ming and Qing dynasties, in addition to the overall use of Nanmu, it is often used in combination with several kinds of hard wood. Nanmu has another characteristic, that is, in addition to Huamu, its knots are more than other trees, so the Ming and Qing Dynasty furniture used in the prominent position of the eucalyptus, mostly Nanmu scorpion. It has been valued since ancient times, and it has been recorded frequently. It has the titles of “骰柏楠”, “门柏楠”, “门斑楠”, and it is described as “full face grape” to describe its fine and magnificent patterns. Most of these nanmu scorpions are dissected from the roots of large nanmu in western Sichuan. There are three kinds of nanmu: one is fragrant nan, the wood is purple and fragrant, the texture is also very beautiful; the second is jinnan, the gold grain in the wood grain, is the best kind of nanmu, more rare is that there is The nanmu material forms a natural landscape character. The third is water, the wood is soft, and it is often used to make furniture.

12. Birch: There are abalone birch, scientific name betula davurica, arbor, high six feet, producing Hebei, Liaoning, Jilin and other places, the wood is light brown, the texture is dense and shiny, the quality is rougher than his kind; the strong birch, alias 杵榆, scientific name betula chinensis, Small trees, produced in Hebei, Henan, Liaoning and other places, the wood is initially white, later reddish brown, shiny, strong and dense, is the crown of North China wood, commonly known as South Rosewood, the name of the North. Birch has a rotating pattern, the plate is also large, slightly heavy and hard, easy to process, smooth cutting surface, suitable for engraving and making all kinds of furniture.

13. Buxus microphylia: also known as boxwood, evergreen shrub, or small tree, produced in central China, wood is pale yellow, old is light green, with a streaked line, very dense, difficult to cut It grows slowly and has no large materials. It is usually used to make wooden combs and used for engraving. For furniture, it is more inlaid. In the Ming and Qing dynasties, the furniture is used in combination with hard wood to cause scorpions, teeth and other components, or to create a mosaic pattern.

14. thuja orientalis: yellow wood, heavy weight, fine texture, similar to boxwood, tough and dense, aromatic, can be used for engraving and stationery, its nature is not cracking, long shelf life, for pattern plates and Civil engineering materials.

15. Cinnamomum camphora: Evergreen trees, from a few feet to more than ten feet, with a diameter of up to one foot and five feet, the bark is yellowish brown, the heartwood is reddish brown, the sapwood is taupe, the texture is fine, and the pattern is beautiful. It is not easy to be deformed and can be used for engraving. It is produced in the southeastern coastal provinces of China, especially in Fujian and Taiwan, and also in Jiangxi, Hunan, Hubei and other provinces. Wood has aroma and can avoid pests. It has long been used as a box, box, cabinet, cabinet, or with hardwood. Its value is lower than that of Nanmu.

16. Elm: It is produced in various parts of Liaodong, China, and there are many North Korea. Therefore, the old masters in Beijing used to call it "Gao Limu." Woody tough, light-colored texture with dark 1-2 cm long ends.


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