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EVALUAREA COMPARATIVA A PATRU METODE DE CLASIFICARE A DURABILITATII NATURALE A LEMNULUI DUPA O PERIOADA DE EXPUNERE DE 2,5 ANI
Per Otto FLÆTE
Cercetator - Norwegian Forest and Landscape Institute
Adresa: PO. Box 115, 1431 Ås, Norway
Tel: 0047 64948000. Fax: 0047 64948001.E-mail:
Per.Otto.Flate@skogoglandskap.no
Gry ALFREDSEN
Cercetator - Norwegian Forest and Landscape Institute
Adresa: PO. Box 115, 1431 Ås, Norway
Tel: 0047 64948000. Fax: 0047 64948001.E-mail:
Gry.Alfredsen@skogoglandskap.no
Fred EVANS
Cercetator - Norsk Treteknisk Institutt, Postboks
113 Blindern, 0314 Oslo, Norway
Tel: 0047 64948000. Fax: 0047 64948001.E-mail:
Fred.Evans@treteknisk.no
Rezumat:
In Norvegia structurile de lemn din exterior sunt
realizate in mod traditional aproape exclusiv
din lemn tratat sau netratat de molid (Picea abies)
si pin (Pinus sylvestris). In ultimii ani se inregistreaza
o tendinta de a utiliza si alte specii, cum ar
fi diferite foioase indigene si specii din import,
in aplicatii ale lemnului in conditii de exterior,
deasupra solului, acest lemn fiind utilizat adeseori
nefinisat. Pentru multe specii, cu precadere foioase,
lipsesc insa informatiile privitoare la durabilitatea
in utilizari corespunzatoare clasei 3 de risc
biologic. Principalul obiectiv al acestei lucrari
este evaluarea durabilitatii naturale a unor specii
lemnoase norvegiene in conditii de exterior deasupra
solului (clasa 3 de risc biologic) si a compara
rezultatele obtinute prin doua metode nestandardizate
de testare cu cele conform testelor standardizate
in contact cu solul (EN252) si metodei de laborator
de evaluare a performantei fata de basidiomycete
(EN113).
Testele conform normelor europene EN 113 si EN
252 au dat rezultate aproape similare, acestea
corespunzând de asemenea cu clasificarea
durabilitatii naturale conform EN 350-2. Rezultatele
celor doua teste nestandardizate deasupra solului
au fost insa oarecum diferite fata de EN 113,
EN 252 si EN 350-2. Acestea au aratat ca pentru
o aceeasi specie clasificarea durabilitatii naturale
poate fi diferita in functie de clasa de risc
corespunzatoare utilizarii. Totusi, incercarile
in teren trebuie continuate pentru o perioada
mai lunga de timp inaintea stabilirii definitive
a clasei de durabilitate naturala. Patru specii
ce nu sunt incluse in EN 350-2 au fost clasificate
din punct de vedere al durabilitatii naturale
prin acest studiu: Juniperus communis (1), Salix
caprea (5), Sorbus aucuparia (5) si Populus tremula
(5).
Cuvinte cheie: comparare metode,
durabilitate naturala, specii norvegiene, metode
de testare.
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