The Dielectric Properties of Wood IV : On Dielectric Dispersions of Oven-dried Wood

The Dielectric Properties of Wood IV : On Dielectric Dispersions of Oven-dried Wood
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木材的介电特性 IV : 关于烘干木材的介电分散

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1970
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Tadashi Yamada
Tadashi Yamada
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M. Norimoto;Tadashi Yamada

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本文研究了烘干木材的介电损耗。木材中存在三种电介质缺陷。低温下高频区的介电吸收位置与粘弹性吸收位置一致,其弛豫过程可能与木材物质无序区CH_(20)H基团的运动有关。烘干后的木村木木在室温下的吸收出现在低频范围,这可能是由于导电材料的存在,并受到材料在木材中的形状的影响。高温下极低频的吸收可能与非晶区分子的链段运动和热降解有关。引言虽然已经做了许多关于木材的介电性能的调查,有一些报告,旨在澄清介电和粘弹性松弛之间的关系。本研究的目的是调查的介电和:粘弹性性能的木材在很宽的频率和温度范围内,并澄清与松弛分子运动的模式。据报道,在室温下,在107至108 Hz的频率范围内,烘干木材的介电分散体存在,并且与无定形相中的OH基团的取向有关。然而,还没有讨论在非常低的频率范围内是否发生其他色散。本文从以下三个方面进行论述。(1)低温下高频范围内的介电和粘弹性色散。(2)将烘干的KUSUNOKI(Cinnamomum coreora SIEB.)在室温下在低频范围内。(3)烘干木材和纤维素在高温下以极低频率分散。* 发表于日本木材研究学会第20次会议,东京,1970年9月。** 前一篇论文,J. Jap. Wood Res. Soc.,16,364(1970)中所述。* 木材物理学分部。36 NORIMOTO,YAMADA:木材的介电性能实验用于介电实验的样品示于表1中。在0.3至10 Hz的频率范围和-70至140 ℃的温度范围内进行测量。电感臂电桥和电阻臂电桥分别用于30至10 Hz和0.3至10 Hz的频率范围。表1.用于介电测量的样品。材料处理葡萄糖纤维二糖棉处理3% HCl在90°C几个小时Avicel粉末(200目)Whatmann纤维素山毛榉木聚糖KUSUNOKI热水和酒精苯提取SUGI I I L*,5 mm * HOONOKI!I L,1.5mm HINOKI I L,Imm热水和醇苯萃取I i Block I L,5 mm醇苯萃取I
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