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Financial Performance of a Mobile Pyrolysis System Used to Produce Biochar from Sawmill Residues

Creator:: Kim, Dongyeob, Anderson, Nathaniel McLean, and Chung, Woodam
Abstract:: Primary wood products manufacturers generate significant amounts of woody biomass residues that can be used as feedstocks for distributed-scale thermochemical conversion systems that produce valuable bioenergy and bioproducts. However, private investment in these technologies is driven primarily by financial performance, which is often unknown for new technologies with limited industrial...
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Full Text:: ), 189-197. doi:10.13073/FPJ-D-14-00052 10.13073/FPJ-D-14-00052 Forest Products Society Version of

Potential for Using Essential Oils to Protect Viscoelastic Thermal Compression–Treated Hybrid Poplar

Creator:: Scouse, Adam, Kamke, Frederick A., and Morrell, Jeffrey J.
Abstract:: The potential for using pretreatment with cinnamon leaf oil or juniper foliage oil to improve the durability of viscoelastic thermal compression (VTC)–treated hybrid poplar was explored in a field termite test and a laboratory mold test. The addition of oils prior to VTC processing had variable effects on resistance to...
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Full Text:: August 2014. Article no. 14-00078. �Forest Products Society 2015. Forest Prod. J. 65(3/4):93–99. doi

Effect of inspection holes on flexural properties of Douglas-fir utility poles

Creator:: Morrell, Jeffrey J., Sinha, Arijit, Clauson, Milo, and Love, Connie S.
Abstract:: Routine inspection of wood utility poles to detect internal decay involves drilling holes at or about the ground line. While these holes are useful for detecting internal decay, their presence raises concern among engineers about their potential effects on pole flexural properties. The effect of inspection holes on flexural properties...
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Full Text:: Society 2014. Forest Prod. J. 64(7/8):300–303. doi:10.13073/FPJ-D-11-00016 300 MORRELL ET AL. above

Effect of silicon/paraffin treatment on dimensional stability of red oak, douglas-fir, and ponderosa pine

Creator:: Morrell, Jeffrey J. and Love, Connie S.
Abstract:: Red oak, Douglas-fir, and ponderosa pine lumber was treated with a silicon/paraffinic system to assess the ability of the treatment to limit dimensional changes and moisture uptake during changes in temperature or relative humidity. The treatment initially had little effect on either property, but the magnitude of weight gain and...
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Full Text:: . Article no. 13-00047. �Forest Products Society 2014. Forest Prod. J. 64(3/4):144–147. doi:10.13073/FPJ-D

Cradle-to-Gate Life-Cycle Inventory and Impact Assessment of Wood Fuel Pellet Manufacturing from Hardwood Flooring Residues in the Southeastern United States

Creator:: Reed, Daniel, Bergman, Richard, Kim, Jae-Woo, Taylor, Adam, Harper, David, Jones, David, Knowles, Chris, and Puettmann, Maureen E.
Abstract:: In this article, we present cradle-to-gate life-cycle inventory (LCI) data for wood fuel pellets manufactured in the Southeast United States. We surveyed commercial pellet manufacturers in 2010, collecting annual production data for 2009. Weighted-average inputs to, and emissions from, the pelletization process were determined. The pellet making unit process was...
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Full Text:: Products Society 2012. Forest Prod. J. 62(4):280–288. 280 REED ET AL. Pelletization of wood residues

Effects of End Plates on Reducing Checking of Pentachlorophenol-Treated Douglas-Fir Crossarms

Creator:: Love, Connie S. and Morrell, Jeffrey J.
Abstract:: The effect of metal end plates on reducing checking of pentachlorophenol-treated Douglas-fir crossarms was evaluated over 13 wet–dry cycles. Check development was variable over the first three to four cycles, and then steadily increased for both plated and nonplated ends of arms; however, both the number of checks and the...
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Full Text:: Products Society 2012. Forest Prod. J. 62(2):121–123. FOREST PRODUCTS JOURNAL Vol. 62, No. 2 121 were

Effects of Postlayup Borate Treatment on Appearance and Flexural Properties of Douglas-Fir Glued Laminated Beams

Creator:: Long, Brady and Morrell, Jeffrey J.
Abstract:: Preservative treatments are required whenever glued laminated beams are exposed outdoors. Treatments can be either water-based systems applied to individual laminations prior to layup or organic solvent–borne systems applied after the beams are fabricated. Water-based systems are not recommended for posttreatment because of concerns over checking and the potential for...
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Full Text:: 2011. Article no. 11-00133. �Forest Products Society 2012. Forest Prod. J. 62(1):46–48. 46 LONG AND

Resistance of Selected Wood-Based Materials to Fungal and Termite Attack in Non–Soil Contact Exposures

Creator:: Morrell, Jeffrey J.
Abstract:: The resistance of three naturally durable heartwood species and a stranded giant bamboo product to fungal and termite (Coptotermes formosanus) attack was evaluated at a test site located near Hilo, Hawaii. Merbau (Intsia bijuga or I. palembanica) and ipe (Tabebuia spp.) were both exceptionally resistant to fungal and termite attack,...
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Full Text:: publication in October 2011. Article no. 11- 00122. �Forest Products Society 2011. Forest Prod. J. 61(8):685

Effect of Initial Preservative Treatment on Electrical Conductivity in Douglas-Fir Pole Sections

Creator:: Jeffrey J. Morrell, Milo Clauson, and Connie S. Love
Abstract:: The effect of copper naphthenate treatment on electrical resistance of Douglas-fir utility poles was compared with similar poles either left untreated or treated with pentachlorophenol (penta). Penta-treated and untreated wood had similar electrical resistance shortly after treatment and after a 3-month outdoor weathering period. Electrical resistance of copper naphthenate– treated...
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Full Text:: December 2010. Article no. 10-00077. �Forest Products Society 2011. Forest Prod. J. 61(1):28–30. 28

Occurrence of preservative-treated wood in a wood recovery center in Western Oregon

Creator:: Morrell, Jeffrey J.
Abstract:: The amounts of treated wood present at a wood recycling center in western Oregon were surveyed over a 10-year period. Treated wood was found at 106 of 112 inspections, but the levels never exceeded 2 percent of the volume present. The amount of treated wood averaged 0.15 percent of the...
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Full Text:: no. 10705. �Forest Products Society 2010. Forest Prod. J. 60(1):23–26. FOREST PRODUCTS JOURNAL Vol

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Financial Performance of a Mobile Pyrolysis System Used to Produce Biochar from Sawmill Residues

Potential for Using Essential Oils to Protect Viscoelastic Thermal Compression–Treated Hybrid Poplar

Effect of inspection holes on flexural properties of Douglas-fir utility poles

Effect of silicon/paraffin treatment on dimensional stability of red oak, douglas-fir, and ponderosa pine

Cradle-to-Gate Life-Cycle Inventory and Impact Assessment of Wood Fuel Pellet Manufacturing from Hardwood Flooring Residues in the Southeastern United States

Effects of End Plates on Reducing Checking of Pentachlorophenol-Treated Douglas-Fir Crossarms

Effects of Postlayup Borate Treatment on Appearance and Flexural Properties of Douglas-Fir Glued Laminated Beams

Resistance of Selected Wood-Based Materials to Fungal and Termite Attack in Non–Soil Contact Exposures

Effect of Initial Preservative Treatment on Electrical Conductivity in Douglas-Fir Pole Sections

Occurrence of preservative-treated wood in a wood recovery center in Western Oregon

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