MSE-466: Wood structures, properties and uses

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Lectures in this course (37)

Wood Chemistry and Beech Wood Presentation

Explores the presentation and properties of beech wood, including its anatomy, indoor furniture uses, and cell wall structure.

Wood Chemistry: Structure, Composition, and Interactions

Delves into the chemistry of wood components like Cellulose, Hemicellulose, and Lignin.

Wood Durability and Alpine Constructions

Explores the properties and uses of Larix trees in wood durability and Alpine constructions.

Wood Chemistry: Extractives and Biocomposite Structure

Explores wood extractives, biocomposite structure, and the potential of replacing carbon with timber.

Wood modification / Welding of wood

Explores wood pyrolysis, friction welding, wood orientation influence, and welding of modified wood and wood-based materials.

Spruce: Botanical Features and Utilisation

Explores the botanical features and utilisation of spruce in timber production.

Wood Structure Properties and Uses

Explores the European Silver Fir properties and uses, as well as the production process of OSB and plywood.

Green Chemistry: Wood Compounds and Applications

Explores the potential of wood compounds like cellulose, lignin, and tannin in green chemistry applications across various industries.

Sycamore Maple: Wood Properties and Lignin-Based Adhesive

Explores the wood properties of Sycamore Maple and the development of a lignin-based wood adhesive.

Wood Mechanical Properties: Density, Strength, and Anatomy

Explores wood mechanical properties, density distribution, fiber anatomy, and elasticity modulus.

Scot Pine: Physical Features and Main Uses

Explores the physical features and main uses of Scot Pine, emphasizing its suitability for construction timber and packaging.

Wood Mechanical Properties

Explores the mechanical properties of wood, including density variations, bending tests, modulus of elasticity, stress/strain graphs, and the influence of moisture.

Oak: Botanical Features and Main Uses

Explores the botanical features, distribution, and main uses of the Oak tree, including historical naval construction and the unique practice of raising black Iberian pigs.

Wood Physical Properties: Strength and Moisture Content

Explores wood physical properties, failure types, strength comparisons, moisture content, and practical applications in the sport sector.

Wood Modification: Processes and Applications

Covers the process of wood modification and its applications in the industry.

European Larch: Botanical Features and Applications

Explores the botanical features, properties, and applications of the European larch, emphasizing its durability and versatility in construction and other fields.

Wood Physical Properties

Covers wood physical properties, including drying behavior, fiber saturation point, dimensional stability, moisture content, shrinkage, strength, thermal properties, and decay.

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