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- Birbilis, Dimitrios, et al.
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Properties of pine (Pinus nigra) and beech (Fagus sylvatica) wood impregnated with hot rape oil and surface treated with turpentine
- 2014
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In: New Materials and Technologies in the Function of Wooden Products. - : Faculty of Forestry. - 9789532920345 ; , s. 1-6
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Conference paper (peer-reviewed)abstract
- The objective of this study was to examine oil-retention, adsorption, swelling and tensile strength of lap joints of wood treated with hot rape oil. Wood specimens of two species (Fagus sylvatika and Pinus nigra) were impregnated in a steel vessel using the empty cell process (Lowry method). Several impregnated specimens were additionally surface treated with turpentine. Rape oil retention ranged between 124 and 189 kg/m3 for pine wood specimens and between 187 and 285 kg/m3 for beech wood specimens. For both species, the impregnated specimens had an adsorption of about 20%, while the untreated near 60%. Total swelling of specimens was not affected by the impregnation but the rate of swelling was decreased. The impregnated specimens had a little lower tensile strength mostly when glued with polyurethane (PU). Surface treatment with turpentine slightly improved tensile strength of lap joints.
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