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Influence of PVA emulsion on leaching of boron and copper from wood and efficacy on wood decay fungi
boron copper fixation Norway spruce PVA emulsion wood preservation
2009/11/27
Boron compounds are very effective fungicides, but they leach from wood in wet environments, unfortunately. In order to improve boron fixation, boric acid, borax and copper(II) sulphate were combined ...
Infection of CCB preserved and leached wood specimens with wood decay fungi
copper tolerance CCB wood wood decay fungi leaching boron overgrow respiration
2009/11/26
CCB treated wood is generally resistant to all wood decay fungi. However, like at CCA impregnated wood, susceptibility of CCB treated wood to copper tolerant fungi have been observed. It was investiga...
COPPER TRANSLOCATION FROM PRESERVED WOOD EXPOSED TO WOOD DECAY FUNGI
COPPER TRANSLOCATION PRESERVED WOOD WOOD DECAY FUNGI
2009/11/26
COPPER TRANSLOCATION FROM PRESERVED WOOD EXPOSED TO WOOD DECAY FUNGI。
Embedding Strength of Wood Exposed to Decay Fungi
Embedding strength decay moisture content strength loss decay resistance
2009/3/5
The embedding strength of wood decayed by Fomitopsis palustris was investigated in this study. The embedding tests were conducted on decayed heartwood of sugi, karamatsu, Douglas-fir and spruce, and d...
The Use of Phospholipid Fatty Acid Analysis to Estimate the Changes in Microbial Community Structure during Wood Decay in Forests
microbial community structure PLFA wood decay
2009/3/5
Phospholipid fatty acid (PLFA) analysis was used to estimate the changes in microbial community structure during decompositions of sugi and konara wood samples buried in soil of sugi plantation or bro...
Effects of Wood Decay on the Shear Performance of Nailed Timber Joint
nailed timber joint brown-rot fungus mass loss EYT shear resistance
2010/3/4
Degradation of shear resistance of nailed joints by wood decay was estimated experimentally. We conducted decay treatments of Todomatsu (Abies Sachalinensis) specimen for compressive and single-shear ...
