Diffusion coefficient and equilibrium moisture content of different wood species degraded with Trametes versicolor

The degradation of wood changes various properties; these can favor its usage in particular instances, e.g., as an insulation material. Knowledge the moisture content and movement building materials is crucial. primary focus this paper diffusion coefficient equilibrium three species after via Trametes versicolor. Values for coefficients were determined under different conditions: a temperature 20 °C ± 2 °C; 3 relative air-humidity settings, i.e., 30% 3%, 60% 96% 3%. differences longitudinal transversal directions statistically significant all conditions, while non-significant first two relative-air-humidity settings. A portion calculation data was used to develop sorption isotherm species. degraded each condition. Duncan’s multiple-range test showed that factor; therefore, had be plotted number sites monolayer spruce from beech oak wood.