Effects of diffusion drying schedules on gas and liquid permeability in Paulownia fortunei wood

As to the importance of permeability in the preservation process of solid woods, the effects of diffusion drying schedule with three different initial moisture contents (MC) on fluid flow in the sapwood and heartwood of paulownia wood (Paulownia fortunei) were studied here. Boards with initial MCs o...

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Autores principales: Reza Taghiyari,Hamid, Oladi,Reza, Miri Tari,Seyied Mahmoud, Habibzade,Siroos
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Publicado: Universidad Austral de Chile, Facultad de Ciencias Forestales 2014
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spelling oai:scielo:S0717-920020140001000102014-05-29Effects of diffusion drying schedules on gas and liquid permeability in Paulownia fortunei woodReza Taghiyari,HamidOladi,RezaMiri Tari,Seyied MahmoudHabibzade,Siroos diffusion drying schedule fluid flow gas permeability kiln drying liquid permeability As to the importance of permeability in the preservation process of solid woods, the effects of diffusion drying schedule with three different initial moisture contents (MC) on fluid flow in the sapwood and heartwood of paulownia wood (Paulownia fortunei) were studied here. Boards with initial MCs of 113 % (D-1), 75.5 % (D-2) and 53.5 % (D-3) were dried to the final moisture content of 8 ± 2 %. Results showed a significant difference in the specific gas and liquid permeability of paulownia wood dried with these different initial MCs. Although gas permeability of sapwood and heartwood specimens was significantly different, no significant difference was seen in liquid permeability between these two parts. D-2 and D-1 showed the highest specific gas and liquid permeability, respectively. It was therefore concluded that the initial MC has a significant effect on the gas and liquid permeability of paulownia boards dried under diffusion schedule with different MCs. Furthermore, the presence of tyloses plays a more important role in permeability than vessel size and frequency by forming an impermeable barrier, resulting in a significant decrease in gas and liquid permeability in paulownia wood.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessUniversidad Austral de Chile, Facultad de Ciencias ForestalesBosque (Valdivia) v.35 n.1 20142014-01-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0717-92002014000100010en10.4067/S0717-92002014000100010
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language English
topic diffusion
drying schedule
fluid flow
gas permeability
kiln drying
liquid permeability
spellingShingle diffusion
drying schedule
fluid flow
gas permeability
kiln drying
liquid permeability
Reza Taghiyari,Hamid
Oladi,Reza
Miri Tari,Seyied Mahmoud
Habibzade,Siroos
Effects of diffusion drying schedules on gas and liquid permeability in Paulownia fortunei wood
description As to the importance of permeability in the preservation process of solid woods, the effects of diffusion drying schedule with three different initial moisture contents (MC) on fluid flow in the sapwood and heartwood of paulownia wood (Paulownia fortunei) were studied here. Boards with initial MCs of 113 % (D-1), 75.5 % (D-2) and 53.5 % (D-3) were dried to the final moisture content of 8 ± 2 %. Results showed a significant difference in the specific gas and liquid permeability of paulownia wood dried with these different initial MCs. Although gas permeability of sapwood and heartwood specimens was significantly different, no significant difference was seen in liquid permeability between these two parts. D-2 and D-1 showed the highest specific gas and liquid permeability, respectively. It was therefore concluded that the initial MC has a significant effect on the gas and liquid permeability of paulownia boards dried under diffusion schedule with different MCs. Furthermore, the presence of tyloses plays a more important role in permeability than vessel size and frequency by forming an impermeable barrier, resulting in a significant decrease in gas and liquid permeability in paulownia wood.
author Reza Taghiyari,Hamid
Oladi,Reza
Miri Tari,Seyied Mahmoud
Habibzade,Siroos
author_facet Reza Taghiyari,Hamid
Oladi,Reza
Miri Tari,Seyied Mahmoud
Habibzade,Siroos
author_sort Reza Taghiyari,Hamid
title Effects of diffusion drying schedules on gas and liquid permeability in Paulownia fortunei wood
title_short Effects of diffusion drying schedules on gas and liquid permeability in Paulownia fortunei wood
title_full Effects of diffusion drying schedules on gas and liquid permeability in Paulownia fortunei wood
title_fullStr Effects of diffusion drying schedules on gas and liquid permeability in Paulownia fortunei wood
title_full_unstemmed Effects of diffusion drying schedules on gas and liquid permeability in Paulownia fortunei wood
title_sort effects of diffusion drying schedules on gas and liquid permeability in paulownia fortunei wood
publisher Universidad Austral de Chile, Facultad de Ciencias Forestales
publishDate 2014
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