2020/7/30In this study a natural flavonoid chrysin was used as a wood impregnation agent and evaluated in terms of artificial weathering and decay resistance of wood For this purpose Scots pine samples were impregnated with chrysin after tosylation pre-treatment and then exposed to artificial weathering for 672nbsp h Color surface roughness contact angle and macroscopic changes were 1989/1/1Weathering parameters methods of measurement and the principles of accelerated testing are described and discussed The main factors which influence weathering including solar radiation heat humidity oxygen and industrial pollution are considered in detail

Weathering indicator for artificial and natural

The aim of the present study was to find and develop a sensor to evaluate the weathering rates of wood coatings during natural and artificial weathering using a material of known and controlled rate of decomposition This was achieved by the use of a coating based on poly (vinyl acetate) copolymer binder in combination with Fe2+ as redox catalyst It was possible to model the decomposition

Influence of Temperature and Mineral Surface Characteristics on Feldspar Weathering Rates in Natural and Artificial Systems: A First Approximation Michael Anthony Velbel Search for more papers by this author Michael Anthony Velbel Search for more papers

Environmental weathering of natural and artificial stones used in historical architecture: influence of microstructure and new restoration methods By Enrico Sassoni Abstract For some study cases (the Cathedral of Modena Italy XII-XIV century the Ducal Palace

Abstract Effects of the natural degradation of protective organic coatings after exposure for some years in an industrial atmosphere (Turin Italy) and the consequences of artificial weathering in an ultraviolet (UV) chamber (ASTM G 53) and salt spray test chamber

2009/4/24The innovative aspect of this paper is the procedure of artificial weathering where the irradiation covers the total spectrum of sunlight in order to simulate the natural weathering circumstances In addition apart from comparing the materials' properties mathematical models with physical parameters were used in order to correlate the experimental data with irradiation time

Chemical and appearance changes of wood due to

Experimental data from natural or artificial weathering tests can be used to model the colour changes of wood 14 These models can then be used to simulate the appearance of weathered wooden facades over time 15 However many factors are involved in the aesthetic changes of a building such as wood type design of the building and climate are interconnected

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Influence of Artificial and Natural Weathering on the Hydrophobicity and Surface Properties of Wood The use of wood in outdoor above-ground applications is increasing in Europe To further increase wood usage more information related to service life and maintenance costs must be provided

Full Article Influence of Artificial and Natural Weathering on the Moisture Dynamic of Wood Mojca Žlahtič and Miha Humar * Wood that is used in outdoor applications is frequently exposed to weathering and is thus prone to fungal degradation Ways to prevent

This study investigates the effects of wood weathering on changes in its macroscopic and colour characteristics in connection with changes in its molecular and anatomical structure Seven hardwoods suitable for outdoor architecture—bangkirai cumaru cumaru rosa ip jatob kusia and massaranduba—were exposed to the exterior out of ground contact for 1–36nbsp months according

Correlation between artificial and natural weathering tests on polystyrene‐block‐polybutadiene‐block‐polystyrene block copolymer Xiaogang Li School of Materials Science and Engineering University of Science and Technology Beijing Beijing 100083 People's Republic of China

This study investigates the effects of wood weathering on changes in its macroscopic and colour characteristics in connection with changes in its molecular and anatomical structure Seven hardwoods suitable for outdoor architecture—bangkirai cumaru cumaru rosa ip jatob kusia and massaranduba—were exposed to the exterior out of ground contact for 1–36nbsp months according

natural weathering and the combination of artificial weathering and blue staining Hence the artificial weathering of wood-based materials in the laboratory should consist of two steps blue staining and artificial weathering in order to simulate colour changes

Weathering indicator for artificial and natural

The aim of the present study was to find and develop a sensor to evaluate the weathering rates of wood coatings during natural and artificial weathering using a material of known and controlled rate of decomposition This was achieved by the use of a coating based on poly (vinyl acetate) copolymer binder in combination with Fe2+ as redox catalyst It was possible to model the decomposition

Moisture performance of the wood samples was improved with thermal modification wax oil and biocide treatment Specimens were exposed to various degradation-aging factors (blue stain fungi decay fungi artificial weathering and natural weathering)

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Abstract The research aims to investigate the effects of natural and accelerated weathering on polyethylene‐based films At this regard monolayer films of low density/linear low density polyethyle Influence of natural and accelerated weathering on performances of

Sassoni Enrico (2011) Environmental weathering of natural and artificial stones used in historical architecture: influence of microstructure and new restoration methods [Dissertation thesis] Alma Mater Studiorum Universit di Bologna Dottorato di ricerca in Ingegneria dei materiali 23 Ciclo

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Experimental data from natural or artificial weathering tests can be used to model the colour changes of wood 14 These models can then be used to simulate the appearance of weathered wooden facades over time 15 However many factors are involved in the aesthetic changes of a building such as wood type design of the building and climate are interconnected

Influence of Artificial and Natural Weathering on the Hydrophobicity and Surface Properties of Wood The use of wood in outdoor above-ground applications is increasing in Europe To further increase wood usage more information related to service life and maintenance costs must be provided

C Chopin E Barbin V (2010) Influence of geomorphological constraints and exploitation techniques on stone quarry spatial Thomachot-Schneider C et al Simulation of acid rain weathering effect on natural and artificial carbonateEnviron Earth Sci

C Chopin E Barbin V (2010) Influence of geomorphological constraints and exploitation techniques on stone quarry spatial Thomachot-Schneider C et al Simulation of acid rain weathering effect on natural and artificial carbonateEnviron Earth Sci

The results showed that there are positive correlations between natural weathering and the combination of artificial weathering and blue staining Hence the artificial weathering of wood-based materials in the laboratory should consist of two steps blue staining and artificial weathering in order to

Weathering is different from erosion While erosion is the process by which soil and rock particles are worn away and moved elsewhere by wind water or ice weathering involves no moving agent of transport It is the process of breakdown of rocks at the Earth's

2020/7/30In this study a natural flavonoid chrysin was used as a wood impregnation agent and evaluated in terms of artificial weathering and decay resistance of wood For this purpose Scots pine samples were impregnated with chrysin after tosylation pre-treatment and then exposed to artificial weathering for 672nbsp h Color surface roughness contact angle and macroscopic changes were