The effect of mechanical stress on the dielectric properties of wood was studied to assess the possibility of estimating drying stresses from dielectric measurements. The effect was observable for both the mechanical and electric stress parallel to the grain when the wood was at 12% moisture content or greater and at frequencies less than about 10 kHz. For stresses across the grain, the effect was very small, which precludes using this phenomenon for estimating drying stresses
The effect of temperature on the dielectric properties of rubber wood were investigated in three ani...
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the dielectric properties (loss factor) of two British Co...
Recent progress in microwave characterization of wood based materials has created a need for better ...
Dielectric constant and dielectric loss factor of rubber wood have been studied at different moistur...
Graduation date: 1996Raw material costs and limited material availability and quality have created\u...
The present research offers an assessment of a new way of approaching the dielectric properties of w...
When wood is treated as an orthotropic dielectric material, the relation between electrical displace...
There are various methods for nondestructive imaging of the internal structure of wood. A microwave ...
Dielectric properties of rubber wood were studied at different microwave frequencies, structural dir...
Dielectric properties of rubber wood were studied at different microwave frequencies, structural dir...
Dielectric properties of rubber wood were studied at various moisture contents and grain directions ...
Dielectric properties of rubber wood have been studied at low and microwave frequencies with differe...
A method for measuring the dielectric permittivity of thick pieces of wood is presented together wit...
The effect of thermal treatment temperature on the dielectric properties of beech (Fagus sylvatica L...
The work undertaken in this project was aimed at developing a technique which could measure the mois...
The effect of temperature on the dielectric properties of rubber wood were investigated in three ani...
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the dielectric properties (loss factor) of two British Co...
Recent progress in microwave characterization of wood based materials has created a need for better ...
Dielectric constant and dielectric loss factor of rubber wood have been studied at different moistur...
Graduation date: 1996Raw material costs and limited material availability and quality have created\u...
The present research offers an assessment of a new way of approaching the dielectric properties of w...
When wood is treated as an orthotropic dielectric material, the relation between electrical displace...
There are various methods for nondestructive imaging of the internal structure of wood. A microwave ...
Dielectric properties of rubber wood were studied at different microwave frequencies, structural dir...
Dielectric properties of rubber wood were studied at different microwave frequencies, structural dir...
Dielectric properties of rubber wood were studied at various moisture contents and grain directions ...
Dielectric properties of rubber wood have been studied at low and microwave frequencies with differe...
A method for measuring the dielectric permittivity of thick pieces of wood is presented together wit...
The effect of thermal treatment temperature on the dielectric properties of beech (Fagus sylvatica L...
The work undertaken in this project was aimed at developing a technique which could measure the mois...
The effect of temperature on the dielectric properties of rubber wood were investigated in three ani...
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the dielectric properties (loss factor) of two British Co...
Recent progress in microwave characterization of wood based materials has created a need for better ...