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The efficacy of boron-based preservatives in temperate and tropical timber speciesKelly, Anthony William January 1988 (has links)
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Mode 11 fracture mechanics in solid wood and fracture mechanics in laminated veneer lumberMansfield-Williams, H. D. January 2000 (has links)
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Vibrational performance of wooden floors in domestic dwellingsChui, Y. H. January 1987 (has links)
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Critical parameters affecting the use of Chengal for structural glue-laminationTan, Yu-Eng January 1997 (has links)
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Technologies for the manufacture of decay resistant and dimensional1y stable OSBGoroyias, George I. January 2002 (has links)
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Surface activation of lignocellulosics by chemical modificationCetin, Nihat S. January 1999 (has links)
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Mechanisms of diffusion of boron through woodDe Oliveira, Valmir Souza January 1990 (has links)
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Investigation and computer modelling of the pore structure of paper and of consolidated pigment coatingsKettle, John January 1996 (has links)
The aim of this project was to enhance the current state of knowledge of the void structure of paper, and pigments used to coat paper. The porosities and pore size distributions of consolidated pigments were measured using mercury porosimetry. Prior to this work, mercury porosimetry was rarely used in this field due to problems associated with the conventional interpretation of mercury porosimetry data. These problems were examined and two limitations of mercury porosimetry were addressed. Firstly, the shrinkage of compressible samples causes an apparent increase in void volume and secondly, large void spaces shielded by smaller ones are not intruded until anomalously high applied pressures of mercury are reached. The first limitation was overcome by means of a new correction procedure which, uniquely, also allows the measurement of the bulk modulus of the continuous solid phase of a porous sample. Shielding effects have been taken into account by means of a software package known as Pore-Cor, which generates a three dimensional structure which has both a mercury intrusion curve and porosity in close agreement with experiment. It has also been possible to calculate the permeabilities and tortuosity of the simulated structure and this provides realistic and useful values, which may not be measured experimentally. Mercury porosimetry and a range of specialised absorption techniques, including liquid porosimetry, were used to characterise the porous structures of a highly filled paper which had been calendered using a range of different conditions. A unique feature of this work is that for the first time it has been shown that two porosimetric techniques which measure overlapping pore size distributions may be combined to give a better indication of the total pore size distribution.
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Variables affecting supercalenderingAinsley, J. A. January 1976 (has links)
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Some aspects of fibre bondingHoward, R. C. January 1984 (has links)
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