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Particleboards from Recycled Thermally Modified Wood [PDF]
Forests, 2021 In recent years, the production and consumption of thermally modified wood (TMW) has been increasing. Offcuts and other waste generated during TMWs processing into products, as well as already disposed products based on TMWs can be an input recycled raw material for production of particleboards (PBs).
Jan Iždinský +2 more
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Water Absorption of Thermally Modified Wood Filler of Thermal Wood-Cement Composition
Лесной журналIn this article, the technological aspects of obtaining a new effective composite material based on thermally modified wood filler and cement binders – thermal wood concrete – are considered.
Vasiliy Yu. Chernov +3 more
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Air permeability of thermally modified hemlock wood
Les, 2022 Western hemlock (Tsuga heterophylla) is a prevalent coastal species in British Columbia (BC). Its wood has a high potential for thermal modification, a process that can affect numerous physical properties, including air permeability.
Yaohui Liu, Stavros Avramidis
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Spectral Sensitivity of Thermally Modified and Unmodified Wood
BioResources, 2015 The chemical structure of wood changes significantly during thermal modification, significantly influencing the behaviour of wood during weathering.
Dace Cirule +6 more
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Fire Resistance of Thermally Modified Spruce Wood
BioResources, 2016 The risk of possible ignition and burning is one of the greatest disadvantages of using wood as a construction material. An environmentally appropriate method of improving the fire-resistant properties of wood is available via thermal treatment.
Hana Čekovská +5 more
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Viscoelastic and Thermal Properties of Styrene Modified Fir Wood [PDF]
Polymers, 2022 The modification of wood and its surface is one of the challenges that is being perfected with the aim of transitioning to sustainable management. This study investigated the dynamic mechanical and thermal behaviour of unmodified and styrene modified fir wood (Abies alba Mill.).
Branimir Jambreković +4 more
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Corrosiveness of Thermally Modified Wood [PDF]
Forests, 2019 Thermally modified wood is becoming commercially available in North America for use in outdoor applications. While there have been many studies on how thermal modification affects the dimensional stability, water vapor sorption, and biodeterioration of wood, little is known about whether thermally modified wood is corrosive to metal fasteners and ...
Samuel Zelinka +3 more
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Strength grading of Chinese poplar wood for structural use following thermal modification
Polymer Testing, 2023 Thermal modification has been commonly perceived to improve wood dimensional stability, but decreases certain main mechanical properties. This research aimed to optimize thermal modification for poplar wood to determine its impacts on strength class for ...
Kong Yue +4 more
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Investigation of chemical changes in the structure of thermally modified wood [PDF]
Maderas. Ciencia y Tecnología, 2014 Thermal modification beneficially alters several technological parameters of wood. The changes in the physical parameters are due to the significant alterations of the structure and the chemical composition of wood, which take place during the modification process.
Niemz, P, Hofmann, T, Rétfalvi, T
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MARKET PREVALENCE AND PREFERENCES FOR UNTREATED AND THERMALLY MODIFIED GMELINA ARBOREA WOOD IN GHANA
Natural Resources and Sustainable Development, 2023 The dwindling supply of timber in the wood markets in Ghana, demands increasing focus on promoting the utilization of lesser-known species (LKS) or lesser-used species (LUS). Six major wood trading markets in Ghana were captured in this study in June
Minkah Amankwaah Maxidite +2 more
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