Wood Preserving Terms
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heartwood duramen The region at the center of a tree which is dead and does not function in sap conduction. Often, but not always, distinguishable by its darker color which is generally due to chemical changes such as infiltration of the cell walls, and sometimes of the cell cavities with various materials, such as gums, resins and tannins. Heartwood takes treatment much less readily than sapwood, in some cases being almost impossible to penetrate even under high pressure.
heating tank A ...tank used for heating preservatives provided with steam coils or arranged for a fire beneath it. A drum with remov- able head, used in shipping and heating preservatives or as a treat- ing tank for fence-post butts, wood block or other small timbers.
heavy joists In southern yellow pine timber, 2 inch stock, 14 inches wide and 2^2 and 3 inch stock, 10 inches to 14 inches wide.
heavy oil Distillates from coal tar heavier than water, particularly creosote and anthracene oils, to which the term is most frequently applied.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
E. A.
heartwood duramen The region at the center of a tree which is dead and does not function in sap conduction. Often, but not always, distinguishable by its darker color which is generally due to chemical changes such as infiltration of the cell walls, and sometimes of the cell cavities with various materials, such as gums, resins and tannins. Heartwood takes treatment much less readily than sapwood, in some cases being almost impossible to penetrate even under high pressure.
heating tank A ...tank used for heating preservatives provided with steam coils or arranged for a fire beneath it. A drum with remov- able head, used in shipping and heating preservatives or as a treat- ing tank for fence-post butts, wood block or other small timbers.
heavy joists In southern yellow pine timber, 2 inch stock, 14 inches wide and 2^2 and 3 inch stock, 10 inches to 14 inches wide.
heavy oil Distillates from coal tar heavier than water, particularly creosote and anthracene oils, to which the term is most frequently applied.
What to read after Wood Preserving Terms?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ernest F Hartman to read onlineMoreLess
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