STATE OF THE ART REVIEWS
STATE OF THE ART REVIEWS
STATE OF THE ART REVIEWS
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COST ACTION E22: Environmental optimisation of wood protection<br />
• Influence of different climates on the performance of biocides in lap-joints and<br />
stakes<br />
• Control of the dry-rot fungus in buildings<br />
Dr. Ina Stephan<br />
• Development of more objective assessment methods for wood specimens in field<br />
tests and tests using terrestrial microcosms<br />
• Environmental impact of biocidal emissions into soil ecosystems<br />
• Tolerance of wood destroying micro-organisms against biocidal components<br />
Dr. Ute Schoknecht<br />
• Analytical methods for wood preservatives<br />
• Development of emission and exposure scenarios for wood preservatives in service<br />
• Biochemical characterization of wood destroying organisms<br />
Bundesforschungsanstalt für Forst- und Holzwirtschaft<br />
Institut für Holzbiologie und Holzschutz<br />
Dir. u. Prof. Dr. Rolf-Dieter Peek<br />
E-mail: rpeek@holz.uni-hamburg.de<br />
Web: http://www.dainet.de/bfh/<br />
Research themes<br />
Dr. Hans Leithoff<br />
• Lap-joint tests using wood based materials (ENV 12037 ENV12038)<br />
• Performance of particleboards with tall-oil additives<br />
• Serpula lacrymans: Documentation and viability tests<br />
• Durability of plantation-grown Teak<br />
• Durability of Bamboos<br />
• Heat treatment of Bamboo<br />
• Heat treatment of Poplar veneers for the production of laminated wood<br />
Dr. Eckhard Melcher<br />
• Ecotoxicological investigations of wood preservatives and leachates<br />
• Environmental behaviour of HDO-containing wood preservatives<br />
• Development of qualitative and quantitative methods of analysis for the detection<br />
of wood preservatives in different matrices<br />
• Investigations concerning the dimension of lysimeters<br />
• Migration studies using wood preservatives and corresponding leachates<br />
• Phytotoxicological studies<br />
• Disposal of waste wood<br />
• Remaining concentrations of wood preservatives during testing<br />
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