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COST ACTION E22: Environmental optimisation of wood protection 3. RESEARCH ACTIVITIES BY WORKING GROUPS Scope: Traditional wood preservatives, specifying durability requirements, optimum bio-effective life, creosote, field performance using soil, insects in Europe, climatic conditions. Working group 1: PERFORMANCE Fungi and insect characterization • Molecular characterization of wood destroying fungi (CIRAD) • Genetic characterization of termite species (LNB) Protection with minimum use of preservative chemicals • Treatment methods against staining fungi: new technologies with low environmental impacts (CTBA-Françoise Thomassin) Durability prediction • Predicting the durability of oak by considering different levels of variability (ESB) • Predicting and enhancing the durability of LVL (ESB) Field tests, efficacy prediction • Co-normative research: out of ground contact field tests of wood preservatives in relation of pre-conditioning methods of test wood specimens (CTBA- Françoise Thomassin) Field tests using soil • Physico-chemical protection of poles against soil organisms (CTBA-Isabelle Le Bayon) Working group 2: IMPACTS Scope: Risk assessment, optimum bio-effective life, remediation and wood wastes Risk assessment and impact studies • Databank on the environmental impacts of timber materials used for building and construction (CTBA-E. Bucket, Continuous project financed by the agence de l’environnement et de la maîtrise de l’énergie ADEME) • Treated timber in service: environmental risk assessment (CTBA-Gérard Deroubaix, Environment Focus Group) • Risk assessment of the use of different anti-termite formulations into the terrestrial and aquatic environment (CTBA-Philippe Marchal) • Risk evaluation of the use of treated wood in contact with aquatic environment (CTBA-Philippe Marchal) 50
COST ACTION E22: Environmental optimisation of wood protection • Risk assessment of the emissions from treated timber in outside exposure (CTBA-Stéphane Legay) • Environmental aspects of wood “retification” (CTBA-Gilles Labat) • Environmentally friendly construction technologies (CTBA-Gilles Labat, CIRAD) • CCA-Pollution assessment of a former wood preservation plant (ENSMSE) Risk assessment and impact studies: VOC emissions • Identification of the VOC emissions within the wood industries (CTBA-Gérard Deroubaix) • Quantification of the VOC emissions from treated and/or glued timber (CSTB, CTBA-Christophe Yrieix) • Identification of the VOC emissions from timber elements of buildings (CSTB, CTBA- Christophe Yrieix) Remediation • Biodegradation and phyto-remediation of creosote in soils (CTBA-Stéphane Legay) Wood wastes • Use of wood wastes from packaging and demolition for energy production (CTBA-Gérard Deroubaix) • Comparative study between the combustion of crushed pallets and barks (CTBA- Gérard Deroubaix) • Identification and characterisation of wood wastes on demolition sites (CTBA- Gilles Labat) Working group 3: INNOVATIONS Scope: Application of modified wood, heat treatment, insect growth regulators, new biocides, non-biocidal treatments, resins and oils Chemical modification systems • Improvement of wood “retification” treatment and qualification of the obtained “retified®” products (CRITT 12) • Characterization study of “retified®” pine (“pin maritime rétifié®”) (CTBA- Gilles Labat) • Characterization of heat treated wood (from different heat treatment processes) and abilities of such materials for different uses (CRITT Bois) • Laboratory-scale chemical modification of wood (LERMAB, IP) • Stabilization and preservation of various European wood species as a result of an axial impregnation process (CBTh) • Oil technology to treat wood (LMGC, CIRAD, ENSTIB, CRITT Bois, ESB) • Wood modification by grafting hydrophobic agents (ENSCT) 51
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