GOOD FOR WOOD1 Wood Preservation BY SHRIKRISHNA KULKARNI
GOOD FOR WOOD2 INTRODUCTION WOOD IS PRECIOUS. SAVE IT Composition of wood Properties Of wood Enemies of wood Environment and insects Why preservation of wood Types of wood preservation Types of wood preservatives Features of wood preservative Major manufacturers
GOOD FOR WOOD3 Wood can’t be manufactured synthetically Wood is rare and precious Wood is eco friendly Save wood- save earth
GOOD FOR WOOD4 Composition of wood Wood is composed of minute, hollow fibers Some wood is composed of short, hollow brick shaped cells Zone of lighter wood is called sapwood Zone of darker wood is called heartwood Through the fibers the tree transports water and nutrients vertically within the tree Wood is composed of a complex mixture of substances but the main constituent of all wood is a complex sugar called cellulose
GOOD FOR WOOD5 Properties of wood Wood may be destroyed and damaged by fungi, insects and marine borers Under proper use conditions, wood can give centuries of good service Under unfavorable conditions wood can be crushed in powder Wood is affected by environment factors such as temperature,moisture,winds,salty air, water etc Wood can be cut,mould,bend,chip,stick etc
GOOD FOR WOOD6 Wood enemies Water,moisture,wind,salts,chemicals Wood- inhabiting fungi- feed on living or dead wood and produce spores (microscopic seeds) Spores can infect moist wood Fungi need favorable temperature and moisture content Types of fungi- wood decay fungi sap staining fungi decay fungi grows in interiors of wood Fungi break down the cellulose component of wood
GOOD FOR WOOD7 Wood enemies- contd. Wood decay fungi types Brown rots White rots Soft rots Effects of fungi Excessive wood shrinkage Cross grain cracking Powder Chemical stains – chemical changes in wood during processing or seasoning of wood
GOOD FOR WOOD8 Wood enemies contd.- Insects Termites, carpenter ants and beetles Beetles Powder post beetles Anobiid beetles Bostrichid borers Carpenter ants Round headed and flat headed beetles Marine borers
GOOD FOR WOOD9 Why wood preservation To overcome environmental effects and insect control To increase life span of wood To preserve and protect wood To maintain natural resources of wood
GOOD FOR WOOD10 Types of wood preservation Moisture control and temperature control- Basic preservation Drying - kiln drying and air drying Chemical control a)vacuum pressure treatment b)Mixing with glue c)Dipping d)Spray application e)Brush application f)impregnation
GOOD FOR WOOD11 Types of wood preservative Solvent borne Creosote base Copper base- c uNAP,ACQ,HDO,AZOLE,ACC,CN SL WATER BORNE Copper chrome arsenic Copper chrome boron Acid cupric chrome Zinc base Oxine copper Copper naphthenate Silicates Glycol base
GOOD FOR WOOD12 Characteristics of wood preservative Effectiveness Toxicity Broad spectrum Eco friendly Marine pollutant Aquatic poisonous Fixation capacity Penetration capacity Leaching in soil and water Retention capacity Distribution in the wood Availability Economical
GOOD FOR WOOD13 Wood Preservative Associations and Institutes American wood preserver’s association AWPA Wood protection association European wood preservative manufacturer's association Wood preservative science council WPSC Institute of wood sciences and technology,Bangloe Leonard wood Institute, USA Wood Institute of California Forest Research Institute, Dehradun South African wood preserver’s association
GOOD FOR WOOD14 Major manufacturers Merichem Ltd.USA Valhalla Wood Preservatives Ltd. USA Wolman,USA Solignum, UK TWP, USA Otter Ind. Malaysia Rockwood, Germany Dattashri Enterprises, India Lada organics, India Pidilite Industries, India Ascu hickson, India
GOOD FOR WOOD15 Termites and borers
GOOD FOR WOOD16 Carpenter ants
GOOD FOR WOOD17 Beetles
GOOD FOR WOOD18 Fungi Decay
GOOD FOR WOOD19 Dry Rot Fungi
GOOD FOR WOOD20 Brown rot fungi
GOOD FOR WOOD21 Blue stain fungi
GOOD FOR WOOD22 Wood preservation plant
GOOD FOR WOOD23 Thank you