BSI DD CEN/TS 15679:2007

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Thermal modified timber. Definitions and characteristics

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BSI DD CEN/TS 15679:2007

Thermal modified timber. Definitions and characteristics

PUBLISH DATE 2008
PAGES 22
BSI DD CEN/TS 15679:2007

THERMAL MODIFIED TIMBER refers to timber that has been treated with heat to improve its properties.

DEFINITIONS of thermal modified timber typically emphasize the process of heating wood to high temperatures in the absence of oxygen, altering its physical and chemical properties.

CHARACTERISTICS of thermal modified timber include:

  • Improved dimensional stability, reducing swelling and shrinking.
  • Increased resistance to biological degradation.
  • Changes in color, often resulting in a darker appearance.
  • Modified mechanical properties, such as reduced strength and increased brittleness.
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