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Moisture conditions in coated wood panels during 18 months natural weathering at five sites in Europe
Wood moisture content of coated panels of Scots pine sapwood was recorded during 18 months natural weathering in Vienna by logging electric resistance and temperature near the surface. Eight coating systems with various film thicknesses were used, including three solvent borne alkyd stains, three water borne acrylic stains and two water borne acrylic paints. At five sites in Europe wood moisture content of panels coated with three solvent borne alkyd stains, a brow acrylic stain and a white opaque acrylic paint was recorded weekly by changes in panel mass. Fluctuations in wood moisture content were influenced by the film thickness, moisture protection and colour of the coating systems used. Degradation phenomena led to decreasing moisture protection of less durable coating systems over time of exposure. Differences between the exposure sites were relatively low, except the site in the UK where moisture conditions were higher.
Moisture conditions in coated wood panels during 18 months natural weathering at five sites in Europe
Wood moisture content of coated panels of Scots pine sapwood was recorded during 18 months natural weathering in Vienna by logging electric resistance and temperature near the surface. Eight coating systems with various film thicknesses were used, including three solvent borne alkyd stains, three water borne acrylic stains and two water borne acrylic paints. At five sites in Europe wood moisture content of panels coated with three solvent borne alkyd stains, a brow acrylic stain and a white opaque acrylic paint was recorded weekly by changes in panel mass. Fluctuations in wood moisture content were influenced by the film thickness, moisture protection and colour of the coating systems used. Degradation phenomena led to decreasing moisture protection of less durable coating systems over time of exposure. Differences between the exposure sites were relatively low, except the site in the UK where moisture conditions were higher.
Moisture conditions in coated wood panels during 18 months natural weathering at five sites in Europe
Grüll, Gerhard (Autor:in) / Truskaller, Michael (Autor:in) / Podgorski, Laurence (Autor:in) / Bollmus, Susanne (Autor:in) / De Windt, Imke (Autor:in) / Suttie, Ed (Autor:in)
01.01.2010
PRA's 7th international woodcoatings congress : reducing the environmental footprint ; ISBN: 9780956135728
Aufsatz (Konferenz)
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Englisch
DDC:
690
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