Figures & data
Figure 1. Poplar specimens prepared for flexure tests. (A) un-densified 15 mm thickness, (B) densified to 7 mm, (C) densified to 5 mm, and (D) densified to 2 mm.
![Figure 1. Poplar specimens prepared for flexure tests. (A) un-densified 15 mm thickness, (B) densified to 7 mm, (C) densified to 5 mm, and (D) densified to 2 mm.](/cms/asset/7147bd31-a341-438a-abc5-73dfb94a65d1/swoo_a_1729236_f0001_oc.jpg)
Table 1. Pressing parameters for densification.
Figure 2. Micrograph of impregnated, densified spruce with a 2 mm target thickness. (A) Penetrated phenol resin present in lumens and (B) collapsed tracheids.
![Figure 2. Micrograph of impregnated, densified spruce with a 2 mm target thickness. (A) Penetrated phenol resin present in lumens and (B) collapsed tracheids.](/cms/asset/4abd915b-416b-47d3-a868-908fbea656f8/swoo_a_1729236_f0002_ob.jpg)
Table 2. THM and resin treatment data for beech, poplar, and spruce specimens.
Figure 3. Mean density profiles of beech (first row), poplar (second row), and spruce (third row) specimens.
![Figure 3. Mean density profiles of beech (first row), poplar (second row), and spruce (third row) specimens.](/cms/asset/65e99fec-9443-47ff-8208-2cafaba63cec/swoo_a_1729236_f0003_ob.jpg)