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Gry Alfredsen

Christian Brischke / Geir W Gustavsen / Gry Alfredsen / Jonas Niklewski / Lone Ross / Philip B van Niekerk

Aesthetic limit states and cultural variation in wooden cladding acceptance

To optimise the use of renewable materials in construction, it is essential to understand the factors influencing decisions throughout their design and service life. Life Cycle Costing (LCC) supports sustainable …

Gry Alfredsen / Maria Fredriksson

Methodology for studying fungal degradation under precisely controlled moisture conditions

The construction sector stands for a large amount of the global carbon dioxide emissions and reducing these is thus important to prevent global warming. One benefit with building in wood …

Edlund M-L / Evans F. / Gry Alfredsen / Jacobsen B.

DECKING – SURFACE AND SYSTEM TREATMENTS

Wood for outdoor decking has a high marked share in the Nordic and Baltic countries among private house owners. Important issues for the consumer are maintenance intervals and aesthetic appearance …

Gry Alfredsen / Mats Westin / Sivertsen M.S.

ULTRASOUND – A FEASIBLE TOOL FOR DECAY DETECTION?

Mechanical strength properties are the most important feature of wood in constructions. In decaying wood strength loss can precede mass loss. Hence, both in laboratory and outdoor applications non-destructive measurement …

Erik Larnøy / Friese F. / Gry Alfredsen / Holger Militz / Pfeffer A.

COMPARISON BETWEEN DIFFERENT DECAY ASSESSMENT METHODS

The durability of wood in exterior use is limited by to climatic factors and wood deteriorating organisms. The natural durability of the Nordic wood species is generally regarded as low, …

Evans F. / Gry Alfredsen / Per O Flæte

NATURAL DURABILITY OF DIFFERENT WOOD SPECIES– RESULTS AFTER FIVE YEARS TESTING IN GROUNDCONTACT

Information given in EN 350-2 on natural durability of different wood species against wood destroying fungi is mainly based on heartwood tested in ground contact. The objective of this study …

Annica Pilgård / Gry Alfredsen

A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE MODE OF ACTION OF FURFURYLATED WOOD

A range of studies the last decade has shown that modified wood can provide excellent protection against a range of wood deteriorating organisms, including decay fungi. However, we still lack …

Filbakk T. / Fossdal CG / Gry Alfredsen / Isabella Børja

QUANTIFYING FUNGI IN LOGGING RESIDUES WITH REAL-TIME PCR

Logging residues, branches and treetops after logging, were considered in the past as unsalable portions of the felled trees and remained on the landing. Currently, logging residues are harvested, stored …

Gry Alfredsen

FUNCTIONAL GENOMICS OF WOOD DEGRADATION – A PROJECT SUMMARY

Modified wood can provide protection against a range of wood deteriorating organisms. Several hypotheses have been put forward for the mode of action against wood decaying fungi, including inhibition of …

Evans F. / Gry Alfredsen / Per O Flæte

NATURAL DURABILITY OF WOOD IN NORWAY – RESULTS AFTER EIGHT YEARS ABOVE GROUND EXPOSURE

Some of the most common Norwegian wood species were tested in a Double layer test in South East Norway. After eight years of exposure the highest decay rating (≥3) was …

Erik Larnøy / Gry Alfredsen / Holte S. / Per O Flæte / Schrøder A.

DECKING – SURFACE AND SYSTEM TREATMENTS AFTER TEN YEARS OF EXPOSURE

Wood for outdoor decking has a high market share in the Nordic and Baltic countries among private house owners. Important issues for the consumer are maintenance intervals and aesthetic appearance …

Bornemann T. / Christian Brischke / Gry Alfredsen / Larsson-Brelid P. / Miha Humar

MOISTURE PERFORMANCE OF WOODEN DECKS AND CLADDINGS EXPOSED AT DIFFERENT LOCATIONS IN EUROPE

One key issue in wood construction is durability which is determined by construction details and the resistance of the material against biological deterioration and wetting. The moisture performance of wooden …

Annica Pilgård / Gry Alfredsen

EFFECT OF LEACHING ON POSTIA PLACENTA DECAY OF ACETIC ANHYDRIDE MODIFIED WOOD

Even if it is well established that acetylation of wood by the use of acetic anhydride is able to impart a significant degree of decay resistance, more evidence is needed …

Gobakken L.R. / Gry Alfredsen / Lars G. F. Tellnes / Per O Flæte

LIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENT INCLUDING TIME-ADJUSTED GLOBAL WARMING POTENTIAL FOR SELECTED WOODEN FACADE MATERIALS

The outer facade constitutes a substantial volume of the total consumption of materials used in a building and the need for maintenance of the facade makes it especially interesting from …

Eva Grodås / Gry Alfredsen / Isabella Børja / Janka Dibdiakova / Keonhee Kim / Monica Fongen / Nicole Labbé / Sigrun Kolstad / Søren Talbro Barsberg

Characterisation of brown-rot modified lignin from Norway Spruce

Brown-rotted lignins have been found to undergo extensive modifications of the native lignin including oxidative demethylation, side chain oxidation, depolymerisation and repolymerisation (Eastwood et al., 2011; Riley et al., 2014) …

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