Application of Thermal Analysis for the Quantification of Mineralization in Surface Wooden Layers

Tereza Majstríková; Pavel Mec; Jana Daňková

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.776.3

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Application of Thermal Analysis for the Quantification of Mineralization in Surface Wooden Layers
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Validation of Orthotropic Parameters of Timber by Means of Elastic Layer Theory
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Methods Appropriate for Determination of the Prescribed Reinforcement of the Elements of Reinforced Concrete Structures - Nowadays Used Methods
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Monitoring of Selected Physical and Thermal Properties of Lightweight Concrete Based on Recycled Foam Plastics
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Application of Thermal Analysis for the Quantification of Mineralization in Surface Wooden Layers

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Natural and artificial wooden mineralization leads to mineral particles deposition which positively affects certain properties. An evaluation of mineral content is therefore important. This study is focused on the application of thermal analysis for quantification of mineral content in surface wooden layers. Suitability of methodology used for specimen preparation and testing, and also derived relationships are confirmed by the example of artificial mineralized wood by organosilane.

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Tereza Majstríková*, Pavel Mec, Jana Daňková

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Mineralization Extant, Thermal Analysis, Wooden Mineralization

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