Alternative wood preservation method: double treatment and its effectiveness against wood decay fungi

Irbe, Ilze; Zommere, Zanete; Kurnosova, Nina

doi:10.1007/s00107-020-01582-1

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“…Salman et al (2014) used boric acid in combination with HT. Irbe et al (2020) applied the modification methods thermo-hydro treatment and copper impregnation processes together to increase the resistance of wood against rot fungi and found that the combined use of these two processes together against brown rot was more effective than using only one of these treatment procedures.…”

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Combined effects of linseed oil and heat treatment on the properties of cypress and maple wood Part 1: Water absorption, mechanical properties, and sound absorption capacity

Kaya

2023

BioRes

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The physical and mechanical properties of thermally modified wood impregnated with linseed oil were investigated to find the relationship between the treatment and the acoustic properties. The samples were impregnated with linseed oil (LO). Heat treatment was performed in an oven at four different temperatures, namely 160, 180, 210, and 240 °C. Statistically, the physical, mechanical, and acoustic properties of the treated wood were significantly intensified as compared to the control samples. The physical properties (water absorption) of the treated wood decreased by 72% as compared to the control group. However, while the increase in both MOR and MOE at 240 °C was 13%, the increase in CS at 240 °C was 7%. As a result of the heat treatment, the porosity increased by 33% as compared to the control group. At 240 °C the maximum SAC value was observed to be 0.71 at 5000 Hz and at 4500 Hz 0.78 and 0.80, respectively. The highest STL value, which was 69.9 dB, was observed at 1540 Hz and 3600 Hz. As a result of improved heat transfer, impregnating samples with LO before thermal modifications was observed to increase the efficiency of thermal modification.

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Combined effects of linseed oil and heat treatment on the properties of cypress and maple wood Part 1: Water absorption, mechanical properties, and sound absorption capacity

Kaya

2023

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“…Cracks, deformation, and even failure of the wood products tend to occur with the repeated dimensional changes. Besides, wood can be easily attacked by fungi and degraded. , The defects of dimensional instability and susceptibility to fungi of wood usually limit its wide applications. Therefore, in order to extend the service life of wood and expand the scope of use, it is necessary to carry out dimensional stabilization and antifungal treatment on wood.…”

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In-Situ Cross-Linking of Waterborne Epoxy Resin Inside Wood for Enhancing Its Dimensional Stability, Thermal Stability, and Decay Resistance

Wang

Ling

Nie

et al. 2021

ACS Appl. Polym. Mater.

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This paper describes the action mechanism of a waterborne epoxy resin (WEP) cross-linked inside wood and its influence on wood dimensional, thermal, and fungal stability. The WEP prepared by phase inversion was impregnated into wood under vacuum-pressure treatment, followed by in situ cross-linking upon heating to form a hydrophobic network inside wood porous structures. The weight gain and volume increment of the treated wood combined with the morphological observation indicated that the WEP components were able to penetrate into wood cell lumens as well as cell walls, cross-link, and finally fix stably inside them. The good fixation of the epoxy resin network formed in wood reduced the leaching into water. Results from Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy confirmed the reaction between the epoxy and wood. In addition, it was found that the dimensional stability, thermal stability, and decay resistance of wood were improved with the WEP modification. The scanning electron microscopy images clearly showed that brown-rot fungus caused more serious damage to the structure of wood than white-rot fungus.

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Exploration and preparation of multifunctional bamboo based on a green wax-based composite system

Piao

Duan

Xie

et al. 2022

Colloids and Surfaces A: Physicochemical and Engineering Aspect

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Alternative wood preservation method: double treatment and its effectiveness against wood decay fungi

Cited by 8 publications

References 22 publications

Combined effects of linseed oil and heat treatment on the properties of cypress and maple wood Part 1: Water absorption, mechanical properties, and sound absorption capacity

Combined effects of linseed oil and heat treatment on the properties of cypress and maple wood Part 1: Water absorption, mechanical properties, and sound absorption capacity

In-Situ Cross-Linking of Waterborne Epoxy Resin Inside Wood for Enhancing Its Dimensional Stability, Thermal Stability, and Decay Resistance

Exploration and preparation of multifunctional bamboo based on a green wax-based composite system

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