Cc. Hassler et al., PRESERVATIVE TREATMENT EVALUATION OF 5 APPALACHIAN HARDWOODS AT 2 MOISTURE CONTENTS, Forest products journal, 48(7-8), 1998, pp. 37-42
Better documentation of the treatability of Appalachian hardwoods may
lead to improved utilization of species such as beech and hickory and
the lower grades of other more widely used species. Samples of yellow-
poplar, red maple, red oak, hickory, and beech were pressure treated w
ith the preservatives chromated copper arsenate Type-C (CCA-C) and amm
oniacal copper quat Type-B (ACQ-B) at two moisture contents: 12 percen
t and 17.5 percent. Mixed results indicated that treatability is affec
ted by moisture content differently, depending on species. Practical a
pplication of this moisture content effect is questionable.