Scots pine(Pinus sylvestris L.) panels were modified with glutaraldehyde(GA) to various weight percent gains and subsequently coated with several commercial coatings. The drying rate and adhesion of the coatings on th...Scots pine(Pinus sylvestris L.) panels were modified with glutaraldehyde(GA) to various weight percent gains and subsequently coated with several commercial coatings. The drying rate and adhesion of the coatings on the modified wood were measured; the coated/modified woods were exposed outdoors to analyze how the wood modifications influence the coating deterioration. The results showed that GA modification caused an increase in the drying rate of the waterborne coatings, but had no influence on drying of tested solvent-borne coatings. GAmodification did not change the dry adhesion but reduced the wood strength in a pull-off test. Wet adhesion of waterborne coatings was improved, while that of the solvent-borne coatings tended to be somewhat reduced. During 22 months of outdoor weathering, the coated/modified samples exhibited lower moisture content than the coated/unmodified samples, but GA modification didn't contribute a substantially synergistic effect with surface coatings on resistance to weathering.展开更多
The adhesion of coatings to wood is important for their long-term performance.In this study,the adhesion strength of water-based acrylate coatings used for wooden windows after exposure to artificial weathering(AW)and...The adhesion of coatings to wood is important for their long-term performance.In this study,the adhesion strength of water-based acrylate coatings used for wooden windows after exposure to artificial weathering(AW)and temperature cycling(TC)was investigated.The analysis of the adhesion quality of coatings was performed via a pull-off test and failure characteristics.The 3-layered and 4-layered white and brown acrylate dispersions from six different producers were compared and the effect of coating thickness on adhesion strength was investigated.The adhesion strength values proved to be very variable.After AW,the adhesion strength and its variability increased for all the samples.TC had no statistically significant effect on the adhesion strength values.White coating systems were initially characterized by lower adhesion strength,but after AW and TC,they reached higher adhesion strength values than brown ones.The overall highest adhesion after AW and TC was recorded for the coatings based on alkyd-acrylate hybrid basis(Producer 3),while the lowest adhesion variability after AW was measured for one type of tested acrylate coating(Producer 4).The effect of different layering on adhesion strength was not demonstrated in this study.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(31500469 and 31470585)the Natural Science Foundation of Heilongjiang Province,China(JC2015006)
文摘Scots pine(Pinus sylvestris L.) panels were modified with glutaraldehyde(GA) to various weight percent gains and subsequently coated with several commercial coatings. The drying rate and adhesion of the coatings on the modified wood were measured; the coated/modified woods were exposed outdoors to analyze how the wood modifications influence the coating deterioration. The results showed that GA modification caused an increase in the drying rate of the waterborne coatings, but had no influence on drying of tested solvent-borne coatings. GAmodification did not change the dry adhesion but reduced the wood strength in a pull-off test. Wet adhesion of waterborne coatings was improved, while that of the solvent-borne coatings tended to be somewhat reduced. During 22 months of outdoor weathering, the coated/modified samples exhibited lower moisture content than the coated/unmodified samples, but GA modification didn't contribute a substantially synergistic effect with surface coatings on resistance to weathering.
基金financial support of the University Internal Grant Agency of the Czech University of Life Sciences,Prague,Project CIGA No.20174304“Design of coating system and modification of artificial weathering test procedures applied on selected wood species”and project“Advanced research supporting the forestrywood-processing sector’s adaptation to global change and the 4th industrial revolution,”No.CZ.02.1.01/0.0/0.0/16_019/0000803 financed by OP RDE.
文摘The adhesion of coatings to wood is important for their long-term performance.In this study,the adhesion strength of water-based acrylate coatings used for wooden windows after exposure to artificial weathering(AW)and temperature cycling(TC)was investigated.The analysis of the adhesion quality of coatings was performed via a pull-off test and failure characteristics.The 3-layered and 4-layered white and brown acrylate dispersions from six different producers were compared and the effect of coating thickness on adhesion strength was investigated.The adhesion strength values proved to be very variable.After AW,the adhesion strength and its variability increased for all the samples.TC had no statistically significant effect on the adhesion strength values.White coating systems were initially characterized by lower adhesion strength,but after AW and TC,they reached higher adhesion strength values than brown ones.The overall highest adhesion after AW and TC was recorded for the coatings based on alkyd-acrylate hybrid basis(Producer 3),while the lowest adhesion variability after AW was measured for one type of tested acrylate coating(Producer 4).The effect of different layering on adhesion strength was not demonstrated in this study.
