Skip to content
Wood Research
Menu
  • Home
  • Author guidelines
  • Journal Issues
  • Contact

Effects of Different Climate Types on Color Change of Wood Material used Outdoor

Authors

  • Ceyhun Kiliç

    Eastern Blacksea Forestry Research Institute, Turkey

  • Sibel Yildiz

    Karadeniz Technical University, Turkey

  • Ayşenur Gürgen

    Osmaniye Korkut Ata University, Turkey

  • Derya Ustaömer

    Karadeniz Technical University, Turkey

Post Views: 251
Posted in WOOD RESEARCH Volume 68, Number 4, 2023Tagged climate types, color change, EN 252, impregnated wood, wood type

Search for a Keyword

Cite This Article

KILIC, C., YILDIZ, S., GURGEN, A. & USTAOMER, D. (2023): Effects of Different Climate Types on Color Change of Wood Material used Outdoor. In: Wood Research 68 (4), 650-665 pp., available at: doi.org/10.37763/wr.1336-4561/68.4.650665

Articles in this Release

  • COLOR DIVERSITY OF BEECH WOOD WITH A FALSE HEARTWOOD IN…

  • EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE AND RELATIVE HUMIDITY VARIATIONS ON BENDING STRENGTH…

  • EFFECT OF MATERIAL, ADHESIVE AND LOADING ON THE STIFFNESS OF…

  • Short notes: First Report of the Phytopathogenic Fungus Alternaria tenuissima…

  • Color Improvement of Pretreated Gmelina Wood by Impregnation of Natural…

  • Stepwise Extraction of Hemicelluloses with Water and Alkali from Larch…

  • Effects of Different Climate Types on Color Change of Wood…

  • Analysis of Finger-Joints in Glass Fiber-Reinforced Polymer (GFRP) Composite Glued…

  • Study on preparation and properties of Anti-Ultraviolet Aging Wood-Plastic Composites

  • Stain Fungi Control in Pinus sp. Wood with Silica mesoporous…

  • Technology of Particleboard’s Preparation by Cold Pressing after Hot Mat…

  • Noise Emission and Quality of Surface of Thermally Modified Silver…

  • Optical Properties of Transparent Wood prepared from Balsa

  • Study on Acoustic Black Hole Effect of Acoustic Emission Signals…

  • Ecotoxicological Tests of the Particleboards Containing Rubber Waste

Copyright © 2025 Wood Research – VUPC, a.s. (Pulp and Paper Research Institute)