Sentence examples for modifying wood from inspiring English sources

PASC was prepared from Avicel by modifying Wood's method [ 43].

Also, they play roles as regulators, controlling response networks and modifying wood and fiber qualities [ 15].

As regulators that help to control response networks, they may be important tools for modifying wood or fiber qualities.

For a deeper discussion of the effect of adhesion mechanism on the stability of superhydrophobic surface, lauryl aldehyde and lauric acid were chosen to modify wood surface.

The authors extended their previous research on the evaluation of slip resistance of modified wood decking products in terms of static coefficient of friction (μs).

The poor anti-weathering performance of thermally modified wood is always an issue that influences its appearance as well as its service life after exposure in outdoor circumstance.

The proposed m0-based method for highly efficient evaluation and prediction of durability of thermally modified wood could optimize future research on the mechanisms of heat treatment processes.

After post-treatment with TiO2 sol and paraffin emulsion, the anti-weathering performance of thermally modified wood improves due to the controlling of negative effects from ultraviolet and water on wood surface, respectively.

This study aimed on determining the moisture-induced risk for decay of differently severe exposed wooden components, i.e. combined façade-decking elements and horizontal double layer set ups mimicking poorly designed terrace decks made from twelve different wood species and thermally modified wood.

The quaternization of the grafted polystyrene-co-poly(4-vinyl benzyl chloride) copolymers with tertiary amine allows the introduction of biocide quaternary ammonium functions while preserving the hydrophobic character of the modified wood fiber when introducing a long alkyl chain in the statistical copolymer.

To illustrate how this information can be obtained, we have employed chemical derivatization in conjunction with X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) to quantify changes in the concentration of hydroxyl, carbonyl, and carboxylic acid groups on the surface of a modified wood char following several different wet chemical treatments (H2O2, HNO3, ammonium persulfate, O3, and NaBH4).