Wood-treatment method comprising in situ polymerisation under electromagnetic radiation

A technology of in-situ polymerization and electromagnetic radiation, applied in the direction of radiation/wave wood treatment, polymerization impregnation, impregnation of wood, etc., can solve problems such as health hazards and odors

Inactive Publication Date: 2007-01-03
HENRI SELMER PARIS
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But this method of wood treatment, especially when it is applied to the manufacture of musical instruments,...

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[0055] This second embodiment of the method according to the invention therefore comprises:

[0056] (a) Immerse a wooden part in a drying oil or mixture of drying oils for a duration sufficient to fill at least 60 percent of the wood's accessible pore volume with the oil and at a temperature sufficiently low to prevent this the oil polymerizes prematurely during the impregnation step (a),

[0057] (b) removing parts impregnated with drying oil and draining and / or wiping wooden parts dry,

[0058] (c) exposing the wood thus impregnated to a wavelength (λ) of 1-10 -3 In the electromagnetic radiation of meters, the total time is 5 seconds-40 seconds, and the power is 300-1000 watts.

[0059] Although the polymerization of drying oils under electromagnetic radiation can be applied to basically any wood, i.e. "open" porous woods and "closed" porous woods, it has proven to be useful for the treatment of closed Porous woods are especially advantageous. Indeed, polymerization of ...

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The invention relates to a wood-treatment method comprising in situ polymerisation under electromagnetic radiation. The inventive method comprises the following steps, namely: a first step consisting in impregnating a piece of wood with organic monomers that are selected from among (A) drying oils and/or (B) at least one first reactant comprising at least two glycidyl functions and at least one second reactant comprising at least two primary amine or secondary amine -NH functions, the average functionality of all of the first and second reactants being strictly greater than 2; and a second step consisting in exposing the wood thus impregnated to electromagnetic radiation having a wavelength (lambda) of between 1 to 10<-3> metres over a total time of between 5 to 40 seconds and with a power of between 300 and 1000 Watts. The invention also relates to a piece which is made from wood/resin composite material and which can be produced using the above method and to the use of one such piece for the production of all or part of wind instruments, particularly clarinets, for marquetry, for joinery and for the construction of buildings and, in particular, roof frames.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a process for the treatment of wood by impregnation and in situ polymerization of monomers under electromagnetic radiation. Background technique [0002] Artisans and industrialists have always sought hardwood species such as oak, ebony, boxwood and mahogany because of their excellent mechanical properties, especially high impact resistance, ability to support huge loads, low deformation over long periods of time, Or even excellent acoustic properties. Currently, these hardwood species are often slow-growing, making it difficult to meet the needs of the industries and artisans who process the wood. [0003] Certain species have even become so rare that it has proven necessary to protect them and limit their logging. As a result, ebony and exotic woods, which have been used for centuries to make furniture, decorative objects and musical instruments, are currently under the threat of a ban on logging and export, and may not be ...

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IPC IPC(8): B27K3/15C08L97/02B27K3/34E04C3/12G10D7/00
CPCB27K3/15B27K5/0055
Inventor V·吉比亚特J·塞尔默J－L·阿拉里
Owner HENRI SELMER PARIS
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