Jurnal Penelitian Hasil Hutan (Journal of Forest Products Research), 2017 Wood blocks of karri and jarrah measuring 10 mm (radial) x 25 mm (longitudinal) x 100 mm (tarigential) were ovendried for. 48 hours at 105°C prior to treatment. Furfurylation was carried out by soaking wood specimens in a 98.
Jamal Balfas
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Mode of action of brown rot decay resistance in modified wood: A review [PDF]
, 2013 Chemically or physically modified wood materials have enhanced resistance to wood decay fungi. In contrast to treatments with traditional wood preservatives, where the resistance is caused mainly by the toxicity of the chemicals added, little is known ...
Brischke, Christian +3 more
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FURFURILASI PADA KAYU TUSAM (Pinus merkusii Jungh. et de Vr.) DAN MANGIUM (Acacia mangium Willd.)
Jurnal Penelitian Hasil Hutan (Journal of Forest Products Research), 2017 Wood specimens of tusam (Pinus merkusii Jungh. et de Vr.) and mangium (Acaciamangium Willd.) were air-dried to approximately16-18% moisture content. One group of the specimens was further oven-dried ttJ reach moisture content of 6-8%.
Jamal Balfas
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BioResources, 2016 Four fast-growing wood species were treated, including two hardwood species and two softwood species, with either furfurylation or acetylation for comparison and analysis.
Youming Dong +6 more
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Critical moisture conditions for fungal decay of modified wood by basidiomycetes as detected by pile tests [PDF]
, 2015 The aim of cell wall modification is to keep wood moisture content (MC) below favorable conditions for decay organisms. However, thermally modified, furfurylated, and acetylated woods partly show higher MCs than untreated wood in outdoor exposure.
Brischke, Christian +3 more
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Interrelationship between static and dynamic strength properties of wood and its structural integrity [Međusobna ovisnost statičkih i dinamičkih svojstava čvrstoće drva i njegova strukturnog integriteta] [PDF]
, 2017 Various biotic and abiotic agents affect the performance of wood products. Chemicals, thermal energy, radiation, as well as different organisms have the potential to alter the optical, haptic and functional performance of wood.
Brischke, Christian
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Influence of Furfurylation on Practical Properties of Beech Plywood [PDF]
Iranian Journal of Wood and Paper Industries, 2016 In this study, the influence of Furfurylation on practical properties of beech plywood investigated. Furfurylation of beech layers were performed by impregnation and heat catalyze up to 30% and 70% weight percent gain. Plywood specimens made by 2 resins (
Aisona Talaei, mohammad Tavakoliyan
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Applied Sciences, 2020 In general fast-growing tree species harvested at a young age has substantial amount of sapwood. It also contains juvenile wood, which has undesirable inferior physical and mechanical properties.
Yusuf Sudo Hadi +5 more
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Improvement of termite resistance, dimensional stability and mechanical properties of pine wood by paraffin impregnation [PDF]
, 2014 Paraffin has been used as surface protection of wood throughout the ages but its use for impregnation to improve wood resistance to biodegradation is recent.
Domingos, Idalina +3 more
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Time-resolved laser spectroscopy for the in situ characterization of methacrylate monomer flow within spruce [PDF]
, 2017 Time-resolved diffuse optical spectroscopy (TRS) was investigated as a nondestructive method to characterize the post-impregnation distribution of methacrylate monomers within spruce ($\textit{Picea abies}$).
Bargigia, I +8 more
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