In order to research the effect of preservative penetrability, CuAz (copper azole) was used for the preservative, and pieces of Moso bamboo (Phyllostachys pubescens) were used for the experimental materials in this st...In order to research the effect of preservative penetrability, CuAz (copper azole) was used for the preservative, and pieces of Moso bamboo (Phyllostachys pubescens) were used for the experimental materials in this study. The vacuum pressure process was used to treat bamboo pieces. The results showed as follows: 1) Main treatment factors were preservative concentration and applied pressure; 2) In the same technology, both the retention and the weight proportion gain of the samples without node were less than those of ones with node, due to special structure of bamboo node; 3) For the samples without node, a good result could be gotten when the preservative concentration was from 1% to 2%, treatment pressure was 0.6 MPa, and treatment time was 30 min. And for the bamboo samples with node, a good result can be gotten when the concentration was 2%, treatment pressure was 0.4 MPa, and treatment time was 30 min. This study demonstrates that the interaction between preservative and bamboo can be improved by adjusting the parameters.展开更多
Blocks of Moso bamboo were used as experimental materials to test the toxicity of CuAz preservative on decay fungi by the lab test in this paper. The result showed that the natural decay resistance of 4-year-old Mao b...Blocks of Moso bamboo were used as experimental materials to test the toxicity of CuAz preservative on decay fungi by the lab test in this paper. The result showed that the natural decay resistance of 4-year-old Mao bamboo is moderate, and the resistance to brown fungi is stronger than that to white fungi. The anti-fungi properties of CuAz preservative at the retention of 3.3 kg/m3 are equal to those of CCA-C and ACQ-B at the retention of about 4.0 kg/m3 , and obviously superior to those of organic acids preservatives.展开更多
[Objective] The aim was to develop the compound system of paraffin emulsion and CA based on natural surfactants to improve the properties of anti- mould and anti-blue stain. [Method] The paraffin wax emulsion with dif...[Objective] The aim was to develop the compound system of paraffin emulsion and CA based on natural surfactants to improve the properties of anti- mould and anti-blue stain. [Method] The paraffin wax emulsion with different con- centrations of 0.5%, 1.0% and 2.0% was added into CA （0.3% and 0.5%） to obtain six groups of compound systems. The full-cell process was applied to treat the sapwood of Pinus spp. at size of 50 mm （L）×20 mm （R）×5 mm （T）. Anti-mould and anti-blue stain tests were conducted using Botryodiplodia theobromae Pat., Spergi/lus niger V. Tiegh and Trichoderma viride Pers.ex Fr. according to the GB/T18261-200. [Result] Both paraffin wax emulsion and CA-B could prevent wood against mould and blue stain. However, within a certain range, anti-mould and anti-blue stain ef- fects of wood samples treated by the compound systems reduced slightly as the concentration of paraffin wax emulsion increased. [Conclusion] The research provides references for advancing use of wood biomass resources in a more efficient and more environment-friendly way.展开更多
The corrosive rates of 4 types of metals as well as epoxy-coated metal in a variety of preservatives derived from different copper sources and ingredients were measured in this paper.The main results show that:CCA is ...The corrosive rates of 4 types of metals as well as epoxy-coated metal in a variety of preservatives derived from different copper sources and ingredients were measured in this paper.The main results show that:CCA is less corrosive to red brass and Q235A steel than other copper formulations;Copper-based preservatives such as ACQ and CuAz derived from basic cupric carbonate or cupric hydroxide are much less corrosive to Q235A steel than those from cupric sulfate;Ethanolamine is less corrosive to Q235A steel than ammonia in ACQ derived from cupric hydroxide,while other ingredients are the same;Epoxy resin coating could be used for protecting red brass,Q235A steel and zinc hot-dipped galvanized mild steel from corrosion.展开更多
文摘In order to research the effect of preservative penetrability, CuAz (copper azole) was used for the preservative, and pieces of Moso bamboo (Phyllostachys pubescens) were used for the experimental materials in this study. The vacuum pressure process was used to treat bamboo pieces. The results showed as follows: 1) Main treatment factors were preservative concentration and applied pressure; 2) In the same technology, both the retention and the weight proportion gain of the samples without node were less than those of ones with node, due to special structure of bamboo node; 3) For the samples without node, a good result could be gotten when the preservative concentration was from 1% to 2%, treatment pressure was 0.6 MPa, and treatment time was 30 min. And for the bamboo samples with node, a good result can be gotten when the concentration was 2%, treatment pressure was 0.4 MPa, and treatment time was 30 min. This study demonstrates that the interaction between preservative and bamboo can be improved by adjusting the parameters.
基金National Forestry Key Technology Program during the 11th Five-Year Plan Period (2006BAD19B0404).
文摘Blocks of Moso bamboo were used as experimental materials to test the toxicity of CuAz preservative on decay fungi by the lab test in this paper. The result showed that the natural decay resistance of 4-year-old Mao bamboo is moderate, and the resistance to brown fungi is stronger than that to white fungi. The anti-fungi properties of CuAz preservative at the retention of 3.3 kg/m3 are equal to those of CCA-C and ACQ-B at the retention of about 4.0 kg/m3 , and obviously superior to those of organic acids preservatives.
基金Supported by Beijing Municipal Student Research Training Program in Beijing Forestry University(S201410022055)Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities in China(No.TD2011-14)~~
文摘[Objective] The aim was to develop the compound system of paraffin emulsion and CA based on natural surfactants to improve the properties of anti- mould and anti-blue stain. [Method] The paraffin wax emulsion with different con- centrations of 0.5%, 1.0% and 2.0% was added into CA （0.3% and 0.5%） to obtain six groups of compound systems. The full-cell process was applied to treat the sapwood of Pinus spp. at size of 50 mm （L）×20 mm （R）×5 mm （T）. Anti-mould and anti-blue stain tests were conducted using Botryodiplodia theobromae Pat., Spergi/lus niger V. Tiegh and Trichoderma viride Pers.ex Fr. according to the GB/T18261-200. [Result] Both paraffin wax emulsion and CA-B could prevent wood against mould and blue stain. However, within a certain range, anti-mould and anti-blue stain ef- fects of wood samples treated by the compound systems reduced slightly as the concentration of paraffin wax emulsion increased. [Conclusion] The research provides references for advancing use of wood biomass resources in a more efficient and more environment-friendly way.
文摘The corrosive rates of 4 types of metals as well as epoxy-coated metal in a variety of preservatives derived from different copper sources and ingredients were measured in this paper.The main results show that:CCA is less corrosive to red brass and Q235A steel than other copper formulations;Copper-based preservatives such as ACQ and CuAz derived from basic cupric carbonate or cupric hydroxide are much less corrosive to Q235A steel than those from cupric sulfate;Ethanolamine is less corrosive to Q235A steel than ammonia in ACQ derived from cupric hydroxide,while other ingredients are the same;Epoxy resin coating could be used for protecting red brass,Q235A steel and zinc hot-dipped galvanized mild steel from corrosion.
