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Relation of Chemical Composition and Colour of Spruce Wood [PDF]
The visual inspection of fresh cut spruce wood (Picea abies, L. Karst.) showed the variability of its colour. Wood visual inspection is a part of wood quality assessment, for example, prior to or after its processing. The detail spruce wood colour analysis was performed using spectrophotometric data.
Viera Kučerová +2 more
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COLOUR CHARACTESISTICS OF PINE WOOD AFFECTED BY TERMAL COMPRESSING [PDF]
http://dx.doi.org/10.5902/198050989291The goal of this study was to determine the effects of thermal modification and hot-pressing on the colour characteristics of pine wood as bio-resource. The experimental wood boards with dimensions of 250 mm in width
Celil Atik, Zeki Candan, Oner Unsal
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The influence of wood polymers and extractives on wood colour induced by hydrothermal treatment [PDF]
A method to evaluate the influence of wood polymers and extractives on the color of wood subjected to hydrothermal treatment was proposed.
B. Sundqvist, T. Morén
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Wood Colour Variations of Quercus Species in Romania [PDF]
Wood colour metrics are increasingly being used in wood technology and ecology studies. Researchers usually determine the colours of the wood after treatment or in different habitats.
Aureliu-Florin Halalisan +2 more
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Measuring and Analysis Colour of Birch Wood in Digital Picture [PDF]
The aim of the research was to verify a new method of measuring the colour of wood. The method was designed to automate wood colour measurement. In the experiments birch wood was used, which was heat treated with saturated water steam. Nikon D3200 camera
Hrčková Mária +2 more
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Wood colour of radiata pine [PDF]
The colour of the wood in radiata pine has large variations due to natural factors and also wood processing treatments. Wood colour has been previously studied in many wood-related processing areas, such as pulp and paper, coating, photoyellowing and veneering, while few studies have been done on the colour of fresh, green wood.
Gao, Feng
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Colour Changes of Weathered Wood Surfaces Before and After Treatment with Iron (II) Sulphate [PDF]
Outdoor wood is exposed to various factors that can be described as weathering and cause the wood to grey. The ageing processes can vary greatly depending on the exposure. Parts of wood that are not exposed to external factors, e.g. under the overhanging,
Boštjan Lesar +2 more
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Colour Stability of Thermally Modified Wood during Short-Term Photodegradation [PDF]
Dry thermal treatments of wood samples were carried out at 160 and 200 °C. After each treatment, the samples were irradiated using a strong UV emitter mercury lamp, and the colour change was then evaluated.
Laszlo Tolvaj +4 more
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Wood colour related to kiln drying [PDF]
Raised temperature in artificial drying has led to some changes of wood products such as colour and strength etc. For special treatment of wood-products with clearly modified properties, among them colour, is often high temperature and steam used industrially.
Sundqvist, Bror
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A colour assessment methodology for oak wood [PDF]
Context Customers have limited tolerances for colour differences between oak wood elements in parquetry or furniture, whereas manufacturers are in need of an objective method to communicate possible differences in their products.
Defoirdt, +5 more
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