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Mutagenic compounds in wood-chip drying fumes
Mutation Research/Genetic Toxicology, 1990The mutagenicity of fumes from the heating of freshly cut spruce and birch chips was measured with Salmonella typhimurium strains TA98, TA100 and TA102. The bacteria were exposed directly and indirectly to the fumes. Wood chips were also extracted with solvents. No mutagenicity was found in wood extracts or the fume samples measured indirectly.
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1982
Trial shipments of wood chips to Europe in the mid 1970s opened a new market for southern pulpwood. These trials culminated in long-term chip supply agreements to Sweden and the development of port facilities to serve overseas markets on a continuing basis. In 1980, more than 424,000 oven-dry tons of wood chips were exported from southern ports.
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Trial shipments of wood chips to Europe in the mid 1970s opened a new market for southern pulpwood. These trials culminated in long-term chip supply agreements to Sweden and the development of port facilities to serve overseas markets on a continuing basis. In 1980, more than 424,000 oven-dry tons of wood chips were exported from southern ports.
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Wood Chips and Regional Development
Australian Forestry, 1972SUMMARY The impact of a wood-chip project on the regional economy is examined using data from an input-output analysis of the Western Australian economy. Wood-chip projects have extensive linkages with other industries, particularly in the transport sector.
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Concentrations of organic wood preservatives in wood chips produced from wood wastes
Journal of Material Cycles and Waste Management, 2005We investigated the concentrations of wood preservatives in the wood chips produced in wood-waste processing facilities in 1988, 1998–1999, and 2001–2002. Among the wood preservatives used in the past in Japan, halophenols, including PCP, chlordane, and chlorpyrifos, had comparatively high detection rates and high average concentrations in the wood ...
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2020
The Humber Museum Partnership is a consortium between Hull Museums, East Riding of Yorkshire Museums and North Lincolnshire Museum Service, funded as a Major Partner Museum through the Arts Council from 2015 to 2018. By describing close and careful observation of what happened between children and some of these objects during the visit, this chapter ...
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The Humber Museum Partnership is a consortium between Hull Museums, East Riding of Yorkshire Museums and North Lincolnshire Museum Service, funded as a Major Partner Museum through the Arts Council from 2015 to 2018. By describing close and careful observation of what happened between children and some of these objects during the visit, this chapter ...
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Aqueous glycerol delignification of wood chips and ground wood
Bioresource Technology, 1998Abstract Wood and agricultural materials were delignified in either glycerol or alkaline glycerol in aqueous or non-aqueous media, in an autoclave or at atmospheric pressure, for the production of pulps. In a typical run, increasing the reaction temperature from 438 to 498 K raised the lignin loss from 55.5 to 88.0%, but decreased the yield of the ...
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New drum-chipping technology for a more uniform size distribution of wood chips
Holzforschung, 2020Jessica Gard Timmerfors, Leif Jonsson
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