METHOD OF IMPULSE IMPREGNATION OF TIMBER FOR BUILDING STRUCTURES
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.31650/2707-3068-2024-28-121-127Abstract
The article discusses the effectiveness of the impulse method of timber impregnation
to improve its operational properties when used in building structures. A detailed analysis of modern
timber impregnation methods is presented, in particular, the traditional static and the proposed
impulse methods. The main advantages of impulse impregnation technology are defined, such as
increasing the durability and fire resistance of wood, as well as improving its physical and
mechanical properties, depending on the type of impregnation composition used. In the course of
the study, an experimental comparison of both methods was carried out, the results of which confirm
the high efficiency of the pulsed infiltration method. The materials and methods used for the
experiments are described, including wood characterization and the pulsed impregnation process. A
detailed description of the proposed technology of impulse impregnation of wood is given. The
results of the research can be used to improve wood processing methods and increase its operational
properties in building structures, which contributes to more efficient and widespread use of timber
as a building material. The purpose of this study is to develop and optimize the method of impulse
impregnation of wood to improve its properties when used in building structures. The research is
aimed at identifying the effectiveness of the impulse method in comparison with the static method
of timber impregnation. In the conducted research, a detailed description of an effective method of
wood modification for building structures, which is implemented using the technology of impulse
impregnation of wood with technological compositions, was proposed and performed. This
technology allows you to intensify the wood processing process, increase the penetration depth of
the impregnating liquid into the pores of the wood and ensure a more even distribution of the liquid
in the wood structure. This is important for increasing the durability and operational properties of
wooden structures depending on the type of impregnation composition (for example, fire resistance,
biological resistance, strength, hydrophobicity). The obtained experimental data prove the positive
effect of the impulse component of pressure on increasing the depth and achieving homogeneity of
penetration of the impregnating liquid into the capillary-porous structure of wood.
Keywords: wooden structures; building materials; fire protection; biological protection;
impregnation; saturation; capillary-porous body.




