An effective method for inducing cell-wall checks in a microtomed wood radial section by ultrasonic treatment is described. Congo Red enhances cell-wall fibrillation in ultrasonic-treated sections. The amount of fibrillation and checking increases as ultrasonic treatment continues. However, too much fibrillation generated either by prolonged ultrasonic treatment or by Congo Red enhancement may visually obscure the checks. Less than three hours of ultrasonic treatment at 47 kHz frequency was found to be satisfactory to induce checks in 15-μm-thick southern pine sections. The ultrasound check-inducing technique is most effective on southern pine fibers with large diameters and high fibril angles
AbstractAir-coupled ultrasound (ACU) provides a valuable tool to evaluate wood samples of small or m...
In order to study the viscoelastic behaviour of cell wall layers and the influence of hygroscopicity...
Knowledge of the ultrastructural arrangement within wood fibres is important for understanding the m...
The objective of this paper is to present a critically refracted longitudinal wave (LCR) technique t...
Dimensional stability is a key property of wood that significantly affects its applications. The eff...
The term microfibril angle (MFA) in wood science refers to the angle between the direction of the he...
Ultrasonic pre-treatment of small and pressure saturated Douglas-fir heartwood specimens at 20 kHz fix...
The research is in the area of paper recycling and concerns the effects on paper fibres during a rec...
The influence of ultrasonic pretreatment prior to vacuum drying of Chinese fir specimens was examin...
To extend the potential application of ultrasonic treatment in dyeing low-quality wood to improve de...
International audienceIncreasing interest in understanding tension stress generation in tension wood...
It is well-known that ultrasound has been studied for its cavitation, mechanical and thermal effects...
A rapid, reliable method of enhancing microfibrillar angles for viewing in wood cell walls, a mod-if...
Detection of local wood inhomogeneities is important for accurate strength and stiffness prediction....
A non-destructive ultrasonic tester was developed to measure the stiffness of pulp bundles. The mech...
AbstractAir-coupled ultrasound (ACU) provides a valuable tool to evaluate wood samples of small or m...
In order to study the viscoelastic behaviour of cell wall layers and the influence of hygroscopicity...
Knowledge of the ultrastructural arrangement within wood fibres is important for understanding the m...
The objective of this paper is to present a critically refracted longitudinal wave (LCR) technique t...
Dimensional stability is a key property of wood that significantly affects its applications. The eff...
The term microfibril angle (MFA) in wood science refers to the angle between the direction of the he...
Ultrasonic pre-treatment of small and pressure saturated Douglas-fir heartwood specimens at 20 kHz fix...
The research is in the area of paper recycling and concerns the effects on paper fibres during a rec...
The influence of ultrasonic pretreatment prior to vacuum drying of Chinese fir specimens was examin...
To extend the potential application of ultrasonic treatment in dyeing low-quality wood to improve de...
International audienceIncreasing interest in understanding tension stress generation in tension wood...
It is well-known that ultrasound has been studied for its cavitation, mechanical and thermal effects...
A rapid, reliable method of enhancing microfibrillar angles for viewing in wood cell walls, a mod-if...
Detection of local wood inhomogeneities is important for accurate strength and stiffness prediction....
A non-destructive ultrasonic tester was developed to measure the stiffness of pulp bundles. The mech...
AbstractAir-coupled ultrasound (ACU) provides a valuable tool to evaluate wood samples of small or m...
In order to study the viscoelastic behaviour of cell wall layers and the influence of hygroscopicity...
Knowledge of the ultrastructural arrangement within wood fibres is important for understanding the m...