Performance of waterborne acrylic surface coatings on wood impregnated with Cu-ethanolamine preservatives
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Abstract
Two waterborne acrylic coatings were applied on spruce wood, impregnated with two copper-ethanolamine containing preservatives (CuE and CuEQ), one of them (CuEQ) containing a boron compound, octanoic acid and a quaternary ammonium compound as additives. Lower contact angles and deeper penetration of both coating types were observed on CuEQ treated, compared to untreated or CuE-treated wood. Improved adhesion of coatings on CuEQ impregnated wood was exhibited as well. In general, characteristics of surface finishes on copper-ethanolamine treated wood were comparable to untreated wood. It was also shown that copper leaching from the preserved wood was significantly reduced by application of the surface finishes.
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OpenAlex topics: Wood Treatment and Properties · Lignin and Wood Chemistry · Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis
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