The Acoustic Properties of Aspen Wood (Populus tremula), Modified by the Ultrasonic Method
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Abstract Evaluation of the acoustic properties of objects using the results as an informative parameter in determining the physical and mechanical characteristics of a material, is widely used in modern science and technology, as well as in the field of nondestructive testing. In the present paper the possibility of using this approach is considered in relation to the woodworking industry in order to estimate the characteristics of sawn timber modified by the ultrasonic method. The results of previous studies have shown the effectiveness of this technology for increasing the surface density and hardness of wood; therefore, one urgent task is to find criteria that allow evaluating the achieved modification parameters, as well as optimizing the settings of the corresponding technological equipment. In this paper the research results of the acoustic properties of ultrasonic modified aspen wood (Populus tremula) are presented and their applicability as a criterion for estimating the degree of lumber modification is determined.
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OpenAlex topics: Wood Treatment and Properties · Material Properties and Processing · Advanced Cellulose Research Studies
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