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International Conference Wood Science and Engineering in the Third Millennium - ICWSE 2023
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The global demand for wood is steadily increasing, driven by various factors such as population growth, urbanization, and a shift towards sustainable and renewable materials. As industries and consumers alike seek eco-friendly alternatives, wood's versatility and environmental benefits make it a preferred choice. This reprint focuses on research related to innovative solutions to optimize wood utilization and contains studies spanning several subject areas, including explorations of subfossil, lesser-known and fast-growing species, and advanced composites. Meeting future material requirements while addressing potential wood shortages involves efficient resource management and advancements in wood processing, preservation, and technological applications. This reprint demonstrates that these efforts enable the production of high-added-value products and sustainable development within the wood industry.
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Keywords
- 3D printing
- accelerated artificial test
- additive manufacturing
- Adhesion
- aged wood
- Ailanthus
- air-drying
- analogue technology
- anatomical cavities
- Ancient
- Architecture
- artifact
- balsa
- beech wood
- Biofuels
- Biomass
- Building
- carving
- chair parts
- chemical analyses
- chemical and physical properties
- chemical composition
- CIELab
- clear waterborne coatings
- clear wood properties
- Colour
- colour changes
- colour measurements
- compression strength
- connector
- Conservation
- construction
- Cotton
- Cross laminated timber
- CT scan
- Culture
- cyclic testing
- damaged linden
- date palm
- density
- diameter at breast height
- digital
- digital image correlation (DIC)
- dimensional modifications
- dovetail connections
- drilling torque
- drying quality
- drying rate
- ductile behavior
- elemental compositions
- experimental research
- fast growing
- flank participation
- forest fire
- functional testing
- Furniture design
- gild
- gloss level
- Heritage
- heritage artefacts
- high-density fibreboard
- hybrid
- hybrid composite
- Image processing
- Invasive
- island
- Kevlar
- kiln-drying
- LED radiators
- lightweight solid wood panels
- linden
- low density
- magnetic structural components
- Mechanical properties
- mechanical strength
- mechanical testing
- medium-density fiberboard
- modeling
- modulus of rupture
- moisture content
- moisture gradient
- n/a
- Native
- neural networks
- oak
- optimization
- Paulownia
- Picea abies
- Pinus sylvestris
- plantation wood lumber
- play element
- plywood drilling
- polyester resin
- porous material
- printing technology
- profiled milling
- Properties
- pulp
- raised fibers
- recent wood
- Reconstruction
- refuse-derived fuel
- Reproduction
- response surface methodology
- Restoration
- roughness
- rubberwood sawdust
- salvaged wood
- sawn wood
- seedling
- shear force bearing capacity
- shrinkage
- slicing checks
- slicing thickness
- solvents
- standing tree volume
- storage cube
- structural uniformity
- Structure
- structure robustness
- subfossil wood
- surface
- surface quality
- swelling
- Tectona grandis
- tensile strength
- thermal modification
- thrust force
- timber
- timber drying
- tool marks
- topography
- treatments
- tree felling volume
- Turkey oak
- Utilization
- UV lacquer system
- UV-VIS radiation
- veneer mechanical properties
- wall–ceiling connections
- waste
- water absorption
- waviness
- wet pockets
- wettability
- wildfire
- windmill
- Wood
- wood color
- wood plastic pellets
- Wood products
- wooden support
- wood–wood connection
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DOI: 10.3390/books978-3-7258-1784-9Editions