Light organic solvent preservative treatment of glue-laminated radiata pine

IRG/WP 3380

P Vinden

The high permeability of radiata pine (Pinus radiata D. Don) is associated with ray-tissue and in particular the cross-field pits linking ray-tissue to tracheids. This pathway is absent in the tangential grain direction, leading to poor preservative penetration when treatment is restricted to the radial face - for example, timber fabricated into glue-laminated beams.


Keywords: PINUS RADIATA; GLUE-LAMINATED TIMBER; LOSP; PERMEABILITY; RETENTION; PINUS NIGRA; COPPER NAPHTHENATE; TREATMENT SCHEDULES

Conference: 86-05-26/30 Avignon, France


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