[Technical Note] The Effect of Variables on Laboratory Termite Testing: Part II—Effect of Grain Orientation of Test Blocks
The effect of test-block grain orientation on laboratory termite tests using American Wood-Preservers' Association Standard E1-97 was evaluated using Coptotermes formosanus . This research revealed that testing of samples with the 6-mm direction in either the longitudinal or the tangential dire...
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| description | The effect of test-block grain orientation on laboratory termite tests using American Wood-Preservers' Association Standard E1-97 was evaluated using Coptotermes formosanus . This research revealed that testing of samples with the 6-mm direction in either the longitudinal or the tangential direction was appropriate. The E1 standard was subsequently modified to allow either. |
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| subjects | Coptotermes formosanus Forest products industry Grain orientation Laboratories Moisture content Orientation effects Termites Test methods Wood preservatives |
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