Impregnacija lesa z utekočinjenim lesom

diplomsko delo (univerzitetni študij)

Jože Koprivnikar (Author), Vesna Tišler (Reviewer), Marko Petrič (Mentor)

Abstract

Obravnavali smo možnost uporabe modificiranega utekočinjenega topolovega lesa za globinsko zaščito masivnega topolovega lesa. Utekočinjen les smo modificirali z zmesmi z različnimi koncentracijami metilirane melaminske smole Melapret NF70/M (MF). Določili smo optimalno temperaturo utrjevanja. Utrjeni zmesi smo izmerili trdnost, prožnost, ter odpornostne lastnosti na hladne tekočine. Dve zmesi z različnima koncentracijama MF smo uporabili za impregnacijo masivnega lesa topola po Bethellovem postopku. Po impregnaciji smo izmerili moker navzem, suh navzem, delež pridobljene mase (weight percentage gain, WPG), učinkovitost proti nabreku (anti-swelling efficiency, ASE) ter izpirljivost. Vzorci, impregnirani s sredstvom, ki je vsebovalo višjo koncentracijo MF, so izkazovali nižjo izpirljivost kot tisti z nižjo. ASE je bil pri obeh vzorcih približno enak in je znašal malenkost manj kot ASE nezaščitenega vzorca. Visok ASE zaščitenih vzorcev je pokazal neučinkovitost sredstva za namen preprečevanja absorpcije vode v lesno strukturo Utekočinjen les v povezavi z melaminskimi smolami je nov proizvod, ki ga v nam dosegljivi literaturi nismo zasledili. Njegova uporaba v namen zasičevanja lesne strukture se v raziskavi ni dobro izkazala, vendar ima snov potencial pri razvoju novih plastičnih in lesnih materialov. Za boljše razumevanje te snovi bo potrebna se vrsta raziskav, tako kemijskih, bioloških in fizikalnih.

Keywords

utekočinjen les;melaminska smola;impregnacija;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2007
Source:	Ljubljana
Typology:	2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:	UL BF - Biotechnical Faculty
Publisher:	[J. Koprivnikar]
UDC:	630*82
COBISS:	1516425
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	Impregnation of wood with liquefied wood
Secondary abstract:	Graduation thesis deals with a possible use of liquefied poplar wood for impregnation of solid poplar wood. Liquefied poplar wood was modified with formulations containing different concentrations of the melamine resin called Melapret NF70/M (MF). At first, the optimal curing temperature and time were determined. Then the cured mixture was tested for its surface hardness, elasticity and surface resistance to cold liquids. On the basis of these test results, we selected 2 representative mixtures: 1st with a lower concentration of MF and 2nd with a higher content of MF. These 2 mixtures were used for impregnation of poplar wood. We used the full cell treatment procedure also known as the Bethell schedule. After impregnation, the dimensions and weight of the samples were measured and the resin solution retention (MN) determined. The impregnated samples were then dried under similar conditions as the mixture before. After curing and drying the samples to their absolutely dry state, the dimensions and masses were measured again, and solid resin retention (SN) and weight percent gain (WPG) determined. To determine how well the mixture set and bonded into the cell walls we were soaking the samples in water to become completely wet. After the soaking process, anti swelling efficiency (ASE), water retention (S) and water repellency effectiveness (WRE) were measured. Afterwards the specimens were dried to their absolutely dry state. The percentage of leached-out mixture was determined by mass loss of the samples. Presuming that the only substance that leached out of the impregnated wood was the liquefied wood, we calculated the percentage of the leached liquefied wood. The results showed that the samples, impregnated with the lower concentration mixture, had higher mass losses after soaking than the samples, impregnated with the mixture of the higher concentration. ASE of the samples was the same for both mixtures and was just slightly lower than ASE of untreated samples. ASE of the treated samples, compared to the ASE of the untreated ones, showed that the mixture is not effective in water sorption prevention. Liquefied wood in combination with melamine resins is a fairly new material, and up to our best knowledge it has not yet been reported in the literature. Its use for saturation of wood did not prove well by our results. But the material has a large potential in research and development of new plastic and wood-based materials. For better understanding of such materials a lot of research still has to be done.
Secondary keywords:	liquefied wood;melamine resin;impregnation;
Type (COBISS):	Undergraduate thesis
Thesis comment:	Diplomsko delo, Univ. v Ljubljani, Biotehniška fakulteta, Odd. za lesarstvo
Pages:	XI, 70 f., [2 f. pril.]
Keywords (UDC):	applied sciences;medicine;technology;uporabne znanosti;medicina;tehnika;agriculture and related sciences and techniques;forestry;farming;wildlife exploitation;kmetijstvo ter sorodne vede in tehnologije;forestry;gozdarstvo;forest products and their utilization;gozdni proizvodi in njihova uporaba;
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