Field fencepost tests of several species treated with water-borne preservatives by rural methods

IRG/WP 3385 E

M V Baonza Merino

Fencepost field results in ground-contact treated by rural methods: immersion-diffusion and sap displacement by evaporation are analyzed. Copper-chrome-arsenic and copper-fluor-chrome preservatives were used in two concentrations. The wooden species studied were: Pinus pinaster, Eucalyptus globulus and Quercus rubra. For each of the test units decay index evolution was analyzed after five years exposure. At the moment, the best results are obtained with the immersion-diffusion method.


Keywords: FENCE POSTS; IMMERSION; DIFFUSION; SAP-DISPLACEMENT; CCA; CCF; EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUS; PINUS PINASTER; QUERCUS RUBRA; FIELD TEST

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


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