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Carlo Kupfernagel

Extending the service life of wood shingles through wood modification – A field trial. 

This paper describes the preparation of different types of modified beech shingles used to deck the roof of a hiking hut in Germany. Wood shingles were a traditional roofing material …

Christoph Hötte / Holger Militz / Johannes Karthäuser / Muting Wu / Sanghun Yun

Comparison of wood modification with various impregnation resin and flame retardant combinations

Assuring an effective and durable flame retardancy for wood products is one of the major challenges for the application of wood in modern-day building environment (Östman et al. 2017). Most …

Benyamin Khabbaz / Elena Nedelkoska / Emanuel Nwachukwu / Liam Dorm / Naim Solthorres / Paul Baustert / Pius Giordano / Theyge Nenz / Thomas Volkmer / Tom Franke

Influence of Fire-Retardant Salts on Char Formation in Surface-Carbonised Wood

The surface carbonisation of wooden materials is a traditional Japanese technique known as Yakisugi or Shou Sugi Ban. Yakisugi-treated Japanese cedar is reputed to exhibit enhanced properties, including increased durability, …

Reza Hosseinpourpia / Sheikh Ali Ahmed

Comparative effects of polycarboxylic acids in sorbitol-based birch wood modification

Various modification methods have been developed to extend the service life of wood which include surface treatments, chemical modifications, heat treatments, and impregnation techniques. Chemical wood modification offers promising improvements …

Holger Militz / Holm Frauendorf / Jan-Oliver Haase / Johannes Karthäuser

Distillation of lignin cleavage products to improve their suitability to substitute phenol in phenol-formaldehyde resins for wood modification

Due to its aesthetics, its low weight in relation to its high strength and its sustainability, wood is an important building material. However, wood is susceptible to degradation by wood-destroying …

Thomas Volkmer / Tom Franke

Weathering performance of mineralized fir after 16 months of outdoor exposure

When we talk about mineralisation, we mean the implementation of mineral water-insoluble crystals into the wood. As I cannot simply press the crystals into the wood, they have to be …

Carlo Kupfernagel / Graham Ormondroyd / Morwenna Spear

A Timeless Classic: Wood-Water Interaction After Modification with Phenol Urea Formaldehyde Resin.

Wood is an amazing material that breathes and interacts with the water around it. It absorbs water from the air and releases it back, depending on the temperature and humidity. …

Erik Larnøy / Manon Diraison

FIRE AND WEATHERABILITY TESTS ON CIOL® WOOD TO REACH CLASS B

Wood is a widely used material in various industries, particularly in construction, where fire resistance is a critical requirement. Enhancing wood’s resistance to fire is essential for improving safety and …

Aitor Barbero-López / Antti Haapala / Laura Tomppo / Wen Jiang

Potential of Hydrothermal Conversion liquids from Scots Pine Needles for Wood Treatment

Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris) needles are a forestry side-stream rich in secondary metabolites. Due to the presence of various chemical constituents, different pine needles have been used in diverse ways, …

Kristoffer Segerholm / Magnus Wålinder / Söderström O.

WATER SORPTION PROPERTIES AND DIMENSIONAL CHANGES OF HIGH WOOD-CONTENT WPC

The increased use of wood plastic composites (WPCs) for outdoor building applications is accompanied by an increased need for research about their durability properties. One particularly important feature is their …

A.Baltrušaitis / Kristina Ukvalbergienė / Pranckevičiene V.

ULTRASOUND AND VIBRANT RESPONDS OF MODIFIED OAK WOOD: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS

Understanding and modeling links and relations between wood micro-scale characteristics and behavior of real timber elements requires scaling-up sizes of specimens as well as testing methods and instrumentation corresponding to …

Englund F. / Sidorova E. / Trey S.M.

MODIFICATION OF WOOD WITH AN ANTI-OXIDANT TANNIN DERIVATIVE: PRELIMINARY STUDY

In this study it is investigated if the anti-oxidant propyl gallate, a derivative of tannins, can be used to impregnate wood, react with wood, and provide increased resistance to UV …

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 …

Andreas Treu / Katrin Zimmer

DIFFERENCES IN RAY ANATOMY BETWEEN HIGH AND LOW PERMEABILITY SCOTS PINE SAPWOOD

Anatomical properties affect the permeability of wood and need to be considered when wood is impregnated with wood protection agents. While Scots pine sapwood material is known to be easy …

Chia-Feng Lin / Dennis Jones / Dick Sandberg / Olena Myronycheva / Olov Karlsson

Water-leaching resistant fire-retardant and biologicalresistant wood achieved using ammonium dihydrogenphosphate and urea

Exterior-use timber in multi-storey buildings requires durable fire-retardancy and biological resistance due to its exposure to environmental conditions involving direct water contact. Limited research has been demonstrated regarding whether a …

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