A field test with anti-sapstain chemicals on sawn pine timber stored and seasoned under different conditions

IRG/WP 3245

D J Dickinson, B Henningsson

Newly sawn timber of European redwood (Pinus sylvestris L.) was dip treated in four different anti-sapstain chemicals. The protectife effect against sapstain, mould and decay was examined after 10 weeks' and 10 months' storage in open and closed stacks. The results showed that the performance of individual chemicals was different in open and close stacks, although the wood as well as the other storage and handling conditions were identical. This makes it possible explain some of the reported differences in performance of chemicals in different locations.


Keywords: FIELD TEST; ANTI-SAPSTAIN CHEMICALS; SAWN TIMBER; STORAGE; AIR-DRYING; DECAY; MOULDS; DIPPING; QUALITY CLASSES

Conference: 84-05-28...06-01 Ronneby Brunn, Sweden


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