Remedial ground-line treatment of CCA poles in service. A final report after 60 months' testing

IRG/WP 3534

B Henningsson, H Friis-Hansen, A Käärik, M-L Edlund

Remedial treatment of CCA treated utility poles of Pinus sylvestris with incipient decay was carried out in 1983 and the results of chemical and microbiological analyses 6 months after treatment were reported in Document No: IRG/WP/3388 while microbiological studies 12 and 28 months after treatment as well as chemical analyses of poles treated with boron rods or boric acid paste 28 months after treatment were reported in Document No: IRG/WP/3481. 60 months after the treatment a final study was carried out on the remaining two poles left from each treatment. The study included isolations of fungi as well as chemical analyses of poles treated with boron rods, boric acid paste and borate/glycol.


Keywords: BORACOL 40; BORIC ACID; BORON RODS; COBRA DFCK; COPPER/CREOSOTE; CCA; IMPEL; INJECTION; MICROFLORA; POLES; SPREAD OF CHEMICALS

Conference: 89-05-22/26 Lappeenranta, Finland


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