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Plasma impregnation of wood with fire retardants
Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section B: Beam Interactions with Materials and Atoms, 2012Abstract The efficacy of chemical and plasma treatments with phosphate and boric compounds, and nitrogen as flame retardants on wood are compared in this study. The chemical treatment involved the conventional method of spraying the solution over the wood surface at atmospheric condition and chemical vapor deposition in a vacuum chamber.
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2016
Wood impregnation is one of the oldest and the most frequently used techniques to protect the wood. This treatment offers a wide range of protection depending on used impregnants (preservatives). Impregnation can make the wood more resistant to decay, less flammable, more dimensionally stable, harder, stronger, more UV stable resistant and many more ...
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Wood impregnation is one of the oldest and the most frequently used techniques to protect the wood. This treatment offers a wide range of protection depending on used impregnants (preservatives). Impregnation can make the wood more resistant to decay, less flammable, more dimensionally stable, harder, stronger, more UV stable resistant and many more ...
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Impregnating wood with paraffin
Journal of the Franklin Institute, 1927L.W. Eberlin, A.M. Burgess
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Mercury Porosimetric Evaluation of the Impregnability of Wood
1985Mercury porosimetric measurements for specimens of a given length can not be used to evaluate the treatability of wood. The reason is that the permeability for low permeable woods deviates from Darcy’s law with the specimen length. This paper presents a method of evaluation which respects this phenomenon in indicating not only pore size but also a ...
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Hygroscopicity of wood impregnated with linseed oil
Wood Science and Technology, 1980The reduction in hygroscopicity as spruce wood is impregnated with linseed oil may be accounted for using a molecular exclusion model. On the basis of the model, each linseed oil molecule appears to displace 90 water molecules and occupy 6 hydrogen bonding sites in the wood.
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Method of fast of impregnation wood
Actual directions of scientific researches of the XXI century: theory and practice, 2014S. Ovsyannikov, V. Groshikov
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Fast Preparation of High-Performance Wood Materials Assisted by Ultrasonic and Vacuum Impregnation
Forests, 2021Mingyu Gao, Jinxin Wang, Hongbo Mu
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Impregnation of wood by hydrostatic method
Actual directions of scientific researches of the XXI century: theory and practice, 2014A. Krivonogova, V. Sokolova, A. Birman
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Process and composition for impregnating wood and wood products
Composites, 1972openaire +1 more source

