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Subcellular Electrical Measurements as a Function of Wood Moisture Content

The percolation model developed by Zelinka et al. was based upon macroscale measurements of the electrical conductivity and implicitly treats the wood material as homogenous. The transport mechanism proposed by Jakes et al. depends upon a moisture induced glass transition occurring in the hemicelluloses. This theory suggests that there are likely differences in the...

Author(s):

Samuel L. Zelinka; José L. Colon Quintana; Samuel V. Glass; Joseph E. Jakes; Alex C. Wiedenhoeft

Year:

2015

Keywords:

wood-moisture relations, electrical properties of wood, timber physics, percolation theory, wood damage mechanisms

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Proceedings of the 58th International Convention of Society of Wood Science and Technology, June 7-12, 2015 – Grand Teton National Park, Jackson, Wyoming, USA. pp. 568-576.

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Subcellular Electrical Measurements as a Function of Wood Moisture Content

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