Yüzeyleri Karbonlaştırılmış Odunların Çürüklüğe Karşı Direnci
Year 2020,
Volume: 8 Issue: 1, 746 - 753, 31.01.2020
Çağlar Akçay
,
İpek Karal Saygin
Cihat Taşçıoğlu
Abstract
Bu çalışmada pürmüz ile
yakma metodu uygulanarak yüzeyleri karbonlaştırılan sarıçam ve kayın odun
örneklerinin çürüklük mantarlarına karşı dayanımı araştırılmıştır. Bu kapsamda
tek ve beş yüzeyi karbonlaştırılan örnekler ağaç malzemede esmer ve beyaz
çürüklük meydana getiren Coniophora puteana ve Pleurotus ostreatus
mantarlarına karşı 12 haftalık süreyle maruz bırakılmıştır. Çalışma sonucunda
esmer çürüklük mantarına maruz bırakılan sarıçam odun örneklerinde tek ve beş
yüzeyi karbonlaştırılan örneklerde, kayın odununda ise beş yüzeyi
karbonlaştırılan örneklerin ağırlık kayıplarında azalma olmuştur. Her iki ağaç türünün kontrol örnekleri ile
aralarında istatistiki olarak da anlamlı fark bulunmuştur. Beyaz çürüklük
mantarına maruz bırakılan örneklerin her iki ağaç türü içinde kontrol örnekleri
arasında ağırlık kayıpları bakımından istatistiki olarak fark bulunmamıştır. Bu
sonuçlar karbonlaştırılan odun örneklerinin esmer çürüklüğün (C. puteana)
risk olduğu yerlerde kullanılabileceğini ortaya koymuştur.
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Decay Resistance of Carbonized Wood Surfaces
Year 2020,
Volume: 8 Issue: 1, 746 - 753, 31.01.2020
Çağlar Akçay
,
İpek Karal Saygin
Cihat Taşçıoğlu
Abstract
In this study, decay resistance of carbonized wood surfaces by combustion method was examined. In this context either single or five geometrical surfaces of Scots pine and beech wood specimens were carbonized and exposed to Coniophora puteana (brown rot) and Pleurotus ostreatus (white rot) decay fungi for 12 weeks. According to the results single or five surface carbonized Scots pine specimen showed reduced weight loses when compared to un-carbonized controls. Beech wood specimens, on the other hand, resulted significantly low weight losses only for five surface carbonized specimens. A statically significant difference was found between the control samples of both wood species. Since surface carbonization did not introduce any differences among the treatment types of white rot fungi for both wood species, this method could be useful against brown rot fungi (C. puteana) risk.
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