Durability assessment of one-component polyurethane adhesives for bonding of preservative treated wood subject to artificial ageing

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Durability assessment of one-component polyurethane adhesives for bonding of preservative treated wood subject to artificial ageing

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Advancements in the use and applications of engineered wood products is receiving much interest in the construction industry. This is because wood has highly credible characteristics in relation to sustainability. It acts as a carbon store and is a natural renewable material. However, achieving adequate durability requirements and ensuring satisfactory adhesive bondline integrity is fundamental for such engineered products particularly when subjected to an exposed exterior service class envir...

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2024-02

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Raftery, Gary M / Karami, Zubin / Pizzi, Antonio / Nicholson, Catherine L

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https://hdl.handle.net/2292/67989

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4005 Civil Engineering / 40 Engineering / Science & Technology / Technology / Engineering, Chemical / Materials Science, Multidisciplinary / Engineering / Materials Science / Adhesives for wood / Ageing / Polyurethane / Durability / Preservative treatment / SOUTHERN PINE / CCA / COPPER / TIMBER / PERFORMANCE / STRENGTH / CURE / 0904 Chemical Engineering / 0912 Materials Engineering / 0913 Mechanical Engineering / 4016 Materials engineering / 4017 Mechanical engineering

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