Technical method for lumber functionality improvement
A functional, wood technology, applied in wood treatment, wood impregnation, wood impregnation, etc., can solve the problems of difficult to maintain shape of compressed wood, slow infiltration speed, and complex synthetic resin process.
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[0013] Example 1 Add hexamethylenetetramine accounting for 6% of the solid content of urea into the urea aqueous solution with a concentration of 40%. After stirring evenly, control the pH value of the solution to 6.4-6.5. The Italian poplar board with a content of 80% is impregnated. After the urea content absorbed by the wood reaches 11% of its absolute dry weight, the wood is put into a hot-pressed drying box under a pressure of 1.0 MPa and an initial temperature of 90 ℃, and the final temperature is 120 ℃, carry out mechanical pressure drying until the wood moisture content is 4%, and then cool to room temperature. The air-dry density of the obtained modified poplar board is 820Kg / m 3 , the maximum hygroscopic expansion coefficient is 22%, and its flame retardant oxygen index is 32.
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[0014] Example 2 In the aqueous urea solution containing 40% concentration, add hexamethylenetetramine accounting for 6% of the solid content of urea, stir evenly, control the pH value of the solution to 6.4-6.5, and put it into a solution with a size of 50×1300×1200mm , The birch board with a moisture content of 88% is impregnated. After the urea content absorbed by the wood reaches 15% of its absolute dry weight, the wood is put into a hot-pressed drying box. Under the pressure of 1.1MPa, the initial temperature is Under the conditions of 100°C and final temperature of 130°C, carry out mechanical pressure drying until the wood moisture content is 5%, and then cool to room temperature. The obtained modified birch board has a density of 1100Kg / m 3 , the maximum hygroscopic expansion coefficient is 22%, and its flame retardant oxygen index is 32.
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