05950nam 2201561z- 450 991040407950332120231214132853.03-03928-822-9(CKB)4100000011302343(oapen)https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/62799(EXLCZ)99410000001130234320202102d2020 |y 0engurmn|---annantxtrdacontentcrdamediacrrdacarrierWood Properties and ProcessingMDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute20201 electronic resource (350 p.)3-03928-821-0 Wood-based materials are CO2-neutral, renewable, and considered to be environmentally friendly. The huge variety of wood species and wood-based composites allows a wide scope of creative and esthetic alternatives to materials with higher environmental impacts during production, use and disposal. Quality of wood is influenced by the genetic and environmental factors. One of the emerging uses of wood are building and construction applications. Modern building and construction practices would not be possible without use of wood or wood-based composites. The use of composites enables using wood of lower quality for the production of materials with engineered properties for specific target applications. Even more, the utilization of such reinforcing particles as carbon nanotubes and nanocellulose enables development of a new generation of composites with even better properties. The positive aspect of decomposability of waste wood can turn into the opposite when wood or wood-based materials are exposed to weathering, moisture oscillations, different discolorations, and degrading organisms. Protective measures are therefore unavoidable for many outdoor applications. Resistance of wood against different aging factors is always a combined effect of toxic or inhibiting ingredients on the one hand, and of structural, anatomical, or chemical ways of excluding moisture on the other.neural networkPinus massoniana Lamb.intra-ring variationrelative humidityultimate statenondestructive assessmentmachinabilitystiffnesswood based compositesbamboopoplar seedlingsthinningblue staining fungitropical woodscompressionbending stiffnesswooden windowsultrasonic wave velocity measurementglued lamellathree-point bendingwood propertiestechnological and product innovationsstructural changesnon-destructive testinghardwoodsbrittlenessgreen larchroot-collar diameterFTIRmaterial preferencecooling towertensile modulusstrength gradingimmigrantsweight of a userdensityflexible chairpredictive performanceheat treatmentmodulus of elasticityorthotropicacoustic resonancebuilding materialCIEL*a*b* systemdeflection at the modulus of rupturemarketingbamboo grid packingfungiminimal curve radiusEuropean hardwoodscyclic loadingchemical compositionlaminated woodvolume yieldtensile strengthartificial weatheringglulamdynamic modulus of elasticitycolour changesmodulus of elasticity (MOE)coefficient of wood bendabilityurban housingResistance to Impact Milling (RIM)nondestructive testingConiophora puteanaroughnessbrown rotwoodphenol formaldehyde resinwood-processing industry performanceelemental compositionnatural weatheringlongitudinal stress wave velocitymechanical propertiesaluminium reinforcementschemical changescolour changeHigh-Energy Multiple Impact (HEMI)–testplantation timberfiber-managed hardwoodscooling packingwood mechanical propertiesflexural rigiditymoisture contentultrasonic speedcolorelastic constantsDouglas-firmixed-effects hierarchical linear modelswood impregnationdynamic strengthmicrofibril anglesilviculturelow quality round woodEucalyptushybrid beamsend-product-based fiber attribute determinateshigh frequency dryinginfrared spectroscopybuilding culture backgroundlumberEuler-Bernoulliultrasoundcell-wall mechanicscolourdeflection at the limit of proportionalityHumar Mihaauth1312854BOOK9910404079503321Wood Properties and Processing3031031UNINA