Kiln drying of LSOP treated timber: rate of solvent evaporation, overpaintability and recovery of the solvent

IRG/WP 92-3711

P Warburton, L B Sheard

The rate of solvent evaporation from LOSP treated timber dried in a kiln at 35°C has been investigated. Around 50% solvent removal has been found to be consistent with good overpaintability using a water based acrylic primer. It has been demonstrated that an activated carbon solvent recovery system is capable of removing all the solvent vapour from the outlet of a commercial joinery drying kiIn, that the solvent is subsequently recoverable using steam and that the recovered solvent is suitable for re-use.


Keywords: ACTIVATED CARBON; ADSORPTION; EVAPORATION; KILNING; LOSP; OVERPAINTING; PINUS SYLVESTRIS; SOLVENT RECOVERY; VACSOL 2238

Conference: 92-05-10/15 Harrogate, England, UK


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