Method for forming wood fibres
OwnerRodney Whatton, Timothy W. Gilderinventors
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A method of forming wood fibres for use in the production of a riding surface comprises feeding wood chips having a length, in the grain direction, of from 18 mm to 35 mm, to a milling machine adjusted to break the wood chips into wood fibres, the lengths of the fibres produced by the milling machine being substantially in accordance with the following percentages, by volume, of the total volume: ______________________________________ Wood fibre length Percentage of Total Fibre ______________________________________ 0 mm-5 mm 10%-20% 5 mm-15 mm 40%-55% 15 mm-35 mm 35%-50% ______________________________________ It is found that a surface formed from a compacted layer, several inches deep, of fibres produced by the above method has excellent characteristics for horse riding and these characteristics are not unduly affected by variations in weather conditions.
A method of forming wood fibres for use in the production of a riding surface comprising feeding wood chips having a length, in the grain direction, of from 18 mm to 35 mm, to a milling machine adjusted to break the wood chips into wood fibres, the lengths of the fibres produced by the milling machine being substantially in accordance with the following percentages by volume, of the total volume:
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