Wood preservation / by George M. Hunt, in charge, Division of Wood Preservation, United States Forest Products Laboratory, and George A. Garratt, Professor of Lumbering, Yale School of Forestry.

Main entry:

Hunt, George M. (George McMonies), 1884- author.

Title & Author:

Wood preservation / by George M. Hunt, in charge, Division of Wood Preservation, United States Forest Products Laboratory, and George A. Garratt, Professor of Lumbering, Yale School of Forestry.

Edition:

First edition.

Publication:

New York : McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc., 1938.
©1938

Description:

ix, 457 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
The field of wood preservation -- Agencies of wood deterioration -- Agencies of wood deterioration (continued) -- Wood preservatives -- Preparation of material for treatment -- Wood-preserving processes -- Factors affecting penetration and absorption -- Economic aspects of preservative treatment -- Properties of treated wood -- Treating plants and equipment -- Methods of protecting wood other than by standard preservative treatment -- Fire-retarding treatments.
Also issued online.

Subject:

Wood Preservation.
Wood Deterioration.
Bois Conservation.
Bois Détérioration.
bosbouw
forestry
houtverduurzaming
wood preservation
Wood and Wood Products
Hout en houtproducten

Added entries:

Garratt, George A. (George Alfred), 1898-1984, author.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 20080
Call No.: W3620; ID:87-B7222
Status: Available

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