15250
Title Of Article Chaper
A non-destructive approach to examining the deterioration of water-logged woods
Title Of Journal Book
Scientific papers on Japanese antiques and art crafts
Issue
25
Pages
19-24
Reference Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references
Language Of Text
Japanese
Literature Type
Serial
Literature Level
Analytic
Abstract
In order to estimate the degree of deterioration of waterlogged woods, the authors measured several physical properties and formed the following correlations between these properties and the hardness of the wood: u = -11.5H + 1390 beta<sub>R</sub> = -0.64H + 70 beta<sub>T</sub> = -1. 25H + 143 log R1<sub>L</sub> = 0.25H 0. 56 where u is moisture content, beta<sub>R</sub> radial shrinkage (%), beta<sub>T</sub> tangential shrinkage (%), R1<sub>L</sub> compr essive stress parallel to grains (kg/cm<sub>2</sub>) and H indentation hardness SRIS-0101 (The Society of Rubber Industry, Japan Standard-0101). These correlations are significant over a 1% level. This hardness test is proposed as a non-destructive method of testing the deterioration of waterlogged woods.
pub_id
15250