{"title":"微波和过热蒸汽处理后辐射松木材的吸水率:边材与心材","authors":"Huimin Cao, Saisai Huang, Fangyu Yin, Yufa Gao, Xiaomei Liao, Songlin Yi, Yongdong Zhou","doi":"10.1007/s00107-023-02039-x","DOIUrl":null,"url":null,"abstract":"<div><p>Resin canals and ray cells in pine wood connect the interior to the exterior. The blockage of resin canals and ray cells by the resin, directly determines the water uptake of the wood. However, research on water uptake by resinous wood is lacking. Hence, this study aimed to explain how microwave (MW) or superheated steam (SS) treatment improves wood water uptake from the perspective of resin content (RC). Therefore, radiata pine sapwood and heartwood were treated with MW, SS, or microwave-superheated steam (MS) for different times. The results showed that MW and SS treatments expelled the internal resin of radiata pine. Owing to the low RC and high moisture content (MC) of sapwood, the effect of the MW treatment on the RC of radiata sapwood was insignificant. Heartwood has a markedly higher RC and lower MC than sapwood; therefore, MW treatment can drive part of the resin to migrate out of the wood. With increasing SS treatment time, the RC of the sapwood and heartwood decreased to varying degrees; however, the core layer resin could not be completely removed. In addition, MW treatment can accelerate the degreasing process as it discharges some part of the resin and opens some parts of the resin canals. Moreover, MS treatment can increase the porosity of sapwood and heartwood due to the expulsion of resin. MS treatment had no significant effect on sapwood water uptake; however, it increased that of heartwood by more than three times. The dye solution enters the wood through the open resin canals or ray cells and communicates with the axial resin canals. Therefore, the water uptake of heartwood is mainly related to the resin content and the blockage of the resin canals by the resin determines the entry of the dye solution to the interior of the wood.</p></div>","PeriodicalId":550,"journal":{"name":"European Journal of Wood and Wood Products","volume":null,"pages":null},"PeriodicalIF":2.4000,"publicationDate":"2023-12-15","publicationTypes":"Journal Article","fieldsOfStudy":null,"isOpenAccess":false,"openAccessPdf":"","citationCount":"0","resultStr":"{\"title\":\"Water uptake of radiata pine wood after microwave and superheated steam treatments: sapwood vs. heartwood\",\"authors\":\"Huimin Cao, Saisai Huang, Fangyu Yin, Yufa Gao, Xiaomei Liao, Songlin Yi, Yongdong Zhou\",\"doi\":\"10.1007/s00107-023-02039-x\",\"DOIUrl\":null,\"url\":null,\"abstract\":\"<div><p>Resin canals and ray cells in pine wood connect the interior to the exterior. The blockage of resin canals and ray cells by the resin, directly determines the water uptake of the wood. However, research on water uptake by resinous wood is lacking. Hence, this study aimed to explain how microwave (MW) or superheated steam (SS) treatment improves wood water uptake from the perspective of resin content (RC). Therefore, radiata pine sapwood and heartwood were treated with MW, SS, or microwave-superheated steam (MS) for different times. The results showed that MW and SS treatments expelled the internal resin of radiata pine. Owing to the low RC and high moisture content (MC) of sapwood, the effect of the MW treatment on the RC of radiata sapwood was insignificant. Heartwood has a markedly higher RC and lower MC than sapwood; therefore, MW treatment can drive part of the resin to migrate out of the wood. With increasing SS treatment time, the RC of the sapwood and heartwood decreased to varying degrees; however, the core layer resin could not be completely removed. In addition, MW treatment can accelerate the degreasing process as it discharges some part of the resin and opens some parts of the resin canals. Moreover, MS treatment can increase the porosity of sapwood and heartwood due to the expulsion of resin. MS treatment had no significant effect on sapwood water uptake; however, it increased that of heartwood by more than three times. The dye solution enters the wood through the open resin canals or ray cells and communicates with the axial resin canals. 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Water uptake of radiata pine wood after microwave and superheated steam treatments: sapwood vs. heartwood
Resin canals and ray cells in pine wood connect the interior to the exterior. The blockage of resin canals and ray cells by the resin, directly determines the water uptake of the wood. However, research on water uptake by resinous wood is lacking. Hence, this study aimed to explain how microwave (MW) or superheated steam (SS) treatment improves wood water uptake from the perspective of resin content (RC). Therefore, radiata pine sapwood and heartwood were treated with MW, SS, or microwave-superheated steam (MS) for different times. The results showed that MW and SS treatments expelled the internal resin of radiata pine. Owing to the low RC and high moisture content (MC) of sapwood, the effect of the MW treatment on the RC of radiata sapwood was insignificant. Heartwood has a markedly higher RC and lower MC than sapwood; therefore, MW treatment can drive part of the resin to migrate out of the wood. With increasing SS treatment time, the RC of the sapwood and heartwood decreased to varying degrees; however, the core layer resin could not be completely removed. In addition, MW treatment can accelerate the degreasing process as it discharges some part of the resin and opens some parts of the resin canals. Moreover, MS treatment can increase the porosity of sapwood and heartwood due to the expulsion of resin. MS treatment had no significant effect on sapwood water uptake; however, it increased that of heartwood by more than three times. The dye solution enters the wood through the open resin canals or ray cells and communicates with the axial resin canals. Therefore, the water uptake of heartwood is mainly related to the resin content and the blockage of the resin canals by the resin determines the entry of the dye solution to the interior of the wood.
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European Journal of Wood and Wood Products reports on original research and new developments in the field of wood and wood products and their biological, chemical, physical as well as mechanical and technological properties, processes and uses. Subjects range from roundwood to wood based products, composite materials and structural applications, with related jointing techniques. Moreover, it deals with wood as a chemical raw material, source of energy as well as with inter-disciplinary aspects of environmental assessment and international markets.
European Journal of Wood and Wood Products aims at promoting international scientific communication and transfer of new technologies from research into practice.