Accelerated weathering of Compreg with phenol-formaldehyde resin treated top veneers of European white oak (Quercus ssp., L.) and teak (Tectonia grandis, L.F.)
The weather resistance of Compreg surfaces depends on various factors, such as top veneer type, impregnating resin, and protective topcoats. Artificial weathering tests were performed for the first time on material types with oak and teak top veneer surfaces. Both showed strong surface brightening d...
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| description | The weather resistance of Compreg surfaces depends on various factors, such as top veneer type, impregnating resin, and protective topcoats. Artificial weathering tests were performed for the first time on material types with oak and teak top veneer surfaces. Both showed strong surface brightening due to resin degradation and subsequent photobleaching of the exposed veneer surface. Directly pressed, phenolic resin-impregnated cellulose paper overlays caused significant surface stabilization. |
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