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Product category rules for North American market pulp, paper and paperboard products, tissue, and containerboard. UN CPC 32: pulp, paper and paper products; printed matter and related articles

https://library.fpinnovations.ca/en/permalink/fpipub7913
Author
FPInnovations
Date
March 2023
Material Type
Research report
Field
Sustainable Construction
Author
FPInnovations
Date
March 2023
Material Type
Research report
Physical Description
48 p.
Sector
Wood Products
Field
Sustainable Construction
Research Area
Advanced Wood Materials
Subject
Corrugated boxes
EPD
Product category rules (PCR)
Life cycle assessment LCA
Market pulps
Paper boards
Tissue
Containerboards
Standards
Series Number
WP PCR 2017
Language
English
Abstract
The validity of this document extends to December 31 2022
The primary objective of Product Category Rules (PCR) is to provide the rules and requirements for conducting life cycle assessment (LCA) and developing environmental product declarations (EPD) for a certain product categories. The aim of this PCR document is to provide detailed guidelines for conducting LCA and producing Type III environmental declarations (EPD) for the broad group of paper related products stated under the UN CPC Division 32.
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Transformation numérique des opérations forestières. Webinar le 29 mars 2023

https://library.fpinnovations.ca/en/permalink/fpipub10430
Author
Lachapelle, Yves
Pilon, Étienne
Tanguay-Laflèche, Maxime
Quebec. Ministère de l'Économie, de l'Innovation et de l'Énergie (MEIE)
Date
Mars 2023
Material Type
audiovisual
Field
Sustainable Construction

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Author
Lachapelle, Yves
Pilon, Étienne
Tanguay-Laflèche, Maxime
Quebec. Ministère de l'Économie, de l'Innovation et de l'Énergie (MEIE)
Date
Mars 2023
Material Type
audiovisual
Physical Description
Video ; 01:09:22 min.
Sector
Wood Products
Field
Sustainable Construction
Research Area
Advanced Wood Manufacturing
Digitalization
Subject
Forestry
Wood products
Connectivity
OTN
Webinar
Continuous Process
Dimensional stability
Drying
Stability
Testing
Wood Characteristics
Wood quality
Series Number
Video ; 2023
Language
French
Abstract
Avec le support du Ministère de l'Économie, de l'Innovation et de l'Énergie (MEIE), ce webinaire animé par Yves Lachappel comprend deux présentations: 1. Maxime Tanguay-Laflèche, "Offensive transformation numérique (OTN). Connectivité dans les opérations forestières." 2. Étienne Pilon"Offensive transformation numérique. Diagnostique numérique d'entrepreneur forestier"
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Influence of local density on concentrated static load performance of oriented strandboard

https://library.fpinnovations.ca/en/permalink/fpipub10519
Author
Chen, Siguo
Knudson, Robert M.
Date
April 2023
Material Type
Research Report
Author
Chen, Siguo
Knudson, Robert M.
Date
April 2023
Material Type
Research Report
Physical Description
4 p.
Sector
Wood Products
Subject
Oriented Strand Boards (OSB)
Oriented Strand Boards OSB
Static loads
Density
Performance evaluation
Language
English
ISSN
00157473
23769637
Abstract
Fourteen 1,220 by 2,440 by 11.1-mm commercial Oriented Strandboard (OSB) panels were X-ray scanned to obtain horizontal density matrices. Localized densities around the concentrated static load (CSL) testing points of the panels were calculated prior to the CSL test. A linear regression analysis was conducted to assess the impact of the localized density on CSL performance. The results indicated that both de ection and ultimate load were highly correlated with the local density. De ection and ultimate load were somewhat correlated (R2 ¼0.52). The CSL de ection decreased and ultimate load increased signi cantly with increasing local density. The impact of local density on ultimate load was greater than on de ection. Horizontal density variation is inherent in OSB manufacturing processes, especially in the mat forming process. A number of factors, including evenness of strands in the metering bin, condition of picker rolls and dissolving rolls, and strand and nes surging, can affect horizontal density distribution. OSB panels with a high degree of variation in horizontal panel density may cause low density spots that increase the chance of failure in CSL test. It is therefore crucial to minimize the occurrence of very low density areas in order to reduce the odds of ultimate load failure. Reducing density variability allows OSB companies to increase the CSL properties of their products, which would otherwise need to be done by making the panel denser. Improving horizontal density uniformity allows for lowering of the average panel density, which reduces the manufacturing cost and helps improve the company’s bottom line.
Available online: https://meridian.allenpress.com/fpj/article/73/2/142/492594/Influence-of-Local-Density-on-Concentrated-Static
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Fire dynamic modelling in support of performance-based fire design

https://library.fpinnovations.ca/en/permalink/fpipub10523
Author
Dagenais, Christian
Date
March 2023
Material Type
Research Report
Field
Sustainable Construction
Author
Dagenais, Christian
Date
March 2023
Material Type
Research Report
Physical Description
6 p.
Sector
Wood Products
Field
Sustainable Construction
Research Area
Building Systems
Series Number
Info Note 2023 No. 9 ; InfoNote2023N9
10523 2023
Location
Québec, Québec
Language
English
Abstract
The wood products industry is growing, as evidenced by the desire to build larger and taller buildings with timber and the start-up of new manufacturers. Despite the benefits of timber, projects are still experiencing approval resistance, namely when performance-based design (PBD), i.e., alternative solutions, are proposed to demonstrate code compliance. To gain approval, testing is often required to confirm the performance of a given product or design. While large-scale testing can always be performed, it tends to be very costly and time consuming, and can be argued to be valid only for the scenarios being tested. Fortunately, greater knowledge in fire safety engineering now allows for much more advanced/sophisticated fire modelling techniques. These techniques are gaining popularity in lieu of large-scale testing to extrapolate results and support PBD, provided the input parameters and results are verified and validated appropriately. This InfoNote summarizes some of FPInnovations activities related to advanced fire modeling in support of PBD.
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Use of log bundles within snow fills as temporary winter crossing structures

https://library.fpinnovations.ca/en/permalink/fpipub10540
Author
Gillies, Clayton
Kurowski, Matt
Date
May 2023
Material Type
Research Report
Field
Fibre Supply
Author
Gillies, Clayton
Kurowski, Matt
Date
May 2023
Material Type
Research Report
Physical Description
6 p.
Sector
Wood Products
Field
Fibre Supply
Research Area
Transport & Roads
Subject
Logs
Snow
Log bundles
Winter
Bridges
Series Number
Info note 2023 No. 10 - InfoNote2023N10
Location
Vancouver, British Columbia
Language
English
Abstract
The use of snow fills as temporary crossing structures along winter roads is an accepted practice in B.C (Figure 1). In winter conditions where a small stream is likely to be frozen with no flow, log bundles are used with snow fill and, if correctly installed, can allow passage of seepage, or low flows, and reduce the volume of snow needed to fill the channel. Log bundles are an inexpensive option where logs and snow are easily available. Log bundles are not intended for use during periods of high flows or snow melt (freshet). Therefore, it is critical to remove log bundles and restore the natural stream channel before spring freshet while there is still road access. Poor results have been observed where log bundles were not removed before freshet
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Canadian Regulations on Formaldehyde Emissions from Composite Wood Products

https://library.fpinnovations.ca/en/permalink/fpipub8520
Author
Schorr, Diane
Gosselin, Mathieu
Date
February 2022
Material Type
Research report
Field
Sustainable Construction
Author
Schorr, Diane
Gosselin, Mathieu
Date
February 2022
Material Type
Research report
Physical Description
3 p.
Sector
Wood Products
Field
Sustainable Construction
Research Area
Advanced Wood Materials
Subject
Composites
Emissions
Formaldehyde
Regulations
Wood products
Series Number
WP InfoNote 2022 N1 E
Language
English
Abstract
The Canadian government published a new regulation on the formaldehyde emissions from composite wood products which prohibits the import, sale or offer for sale of composite wood products that emit formaldehyde beyond established limits. The new law will come into force on January 7, 2023.
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Règlementation canadienne sur les émissions de formaldéhyde des produits de bois composite

https://library.fpinnovations.ca/en/permalink/fpipub8521
Author
Schorr, Diane
Gosselin, Mathieu
Date
Février 2022
Material Type
Research report
Field
Sustainable Construction
Author
Schorr, Diane
Gosselin, Mathieu
Date
Février 2022
Material Type
Research report
Physical Description
3 p.
Sector
Wood Products
Field
Sustainable Construction
Research Area
Advanced Wood Materials
Subject
Composites
Emissions
Formaldehyde
Regulations
Wood products
Series Number
WP InfoNote 2022 N1 F
Language
French
Abstract
Le gouvernement du Canada a publié un nouveau règlement sur les émissions de formaldéhyde des produits de bois composite qui interdit l'importation, la vente ou la mise en vente de produits de bois composite qui émettent du formaldéhyde au-delà des limites établies. La nouvelle loi entrera en vigueur le 7 janvier 2023.
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General Program Instructions for Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) (This version replaces March, 2013 version)

https://library.fpinnovations.ca/en/permalink/fpipub39860
Author
FPInnovations
Date
October 2022
Material Type
Research report
Field
Sustainable Construction
Author
FPInnovations
Date
October 2022
Material Type
Research report
Physical Description
8 p.
Sector
Wood Products
Field
Sustainable Construction
Research Area
Advanced Wood Materials
Subject
Environment
Manufacturing
Language
English
Abstract
The scope of the program is to develop and publish Type III environmental product declarations (“EPDs”) for major product groups stated below. · Wood construction products and materials · Other wood products · Complementary non-wood products and materials · Pulp and paper products · Cellulosic biomaterials · Bioproducts · Biofuels
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Initiative SM2, objectifs, bénéfices et retombées

https://library.fpinnovations.ca/en/permalink/fpipub10154
Author
Rousseau, Denis
Volpé, Sylvain
Date
Novembre 2022
Material Type
Research Report
Field
Wood Manufacturing & Digitalization
Author
Rousseau, Denis
Volpé, Sylvain
Contributor
Gouvernement de Québec
Ressources naturelles et des Forêts (MRNF)
Ministère de l'Économie, de l'Innovation et del'Énergie (MEIE)
Date
Novembre 2022
Material Type
Research Report
Physical Description
57 p.
Sector
Wood Products
Field
Wood Manufacturing & Digitalization
Research Area
Advanced Wood Manufacturing Wood Products
Subject
Industry
Management
Operations
Sawmills
Series Number
NUMÉRO DE PROJET : 301013769
SM2-20-2C3 : Maintenance prévisionnelle
Location
Pointe Claire, Québec
Language
French
Abstract
L’Initiative SM2 cherchait à accompagner l’industrie pour qu’elle puisse améliorer son rendement par l’innovation et réaliser le projet de scierie de l’avenir. Le présent document vise à partager les résultats de recherche générés par les projets de l’initiative et en faire la promotion auprès de l’industrie forestière du Québec, particulièrement auprès de l’industrie du sciage, et ainsi faciliter l’intégration de nouvelles approches novatrices et agiles. La participation du gouvernement du Québec au financement de l’initiative SM2 a permis d’orienter les activités de recherche afin d’assurer la prise en compte des besoins du Québec.
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Initiative SM2, FPDrySim - outil de simulation et d'optimisation du séchage

https://library.fpinnovations.ca/en/permalink/fpipub10156
Author
Gendron, Samuel
Date
Septembre 2022
Material Type
Pamphlet
Field
Wood Manufacturing & Digitalization
Author
Gendron, Samuel
Date
Septembre 2022
Material Type
Pamphlet
Physical Description
1 p.
Sector
Wood Products
Field
Wood Manufacturing & Digitalization
Research Area
Digitalization
Subject
SM2 Initiative
Drying
Simulation
Computer simulation
Efficiency
Series Number
SM2 Initiative 2022
Location
Québec, Québec
Language
French
Abstract
Le séchage du bois est une étape critique du procédé de sciage. Un bon contrôle du procédé permet de maintenir une bonne qualité des produits, tout en assurant une bonne productivité et une consommation énergétique optimale, afin de garder les frais d’exploitation au minimum. Pour faciliter le travail des opérateurs de séchoir et des contremaîtres, ce contrôle peut s’accompagner d’un outil de simulation et d’optimisation du séchage. Celui-ci doit être flexible et prendre plusieurs paramètres en compte pour permettre la simulation de multiples situations. Outre l’optimisation du procédé, il permettrait de réduire la courbe d’apprentissage de nouveaux opérateurs, surtout dans un marché où la rétention de main-d’œuvre est difficile. Il serait aussi un outil idéal pour accélérer la numérisation de l’industrie.
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Initiative SM2, Amélioration de l'écorçabilité des billes de bois

https://library.fpinnovations.ca/en/permalink/fpipub10157
Author
Henry, Antoine
Abasian, Foroogh
Date
Octobre 2022
Material Type
Pamphlet
Field
Wood Manufacturing & Digitalization
Author
Henry, Antoine
Abasian, Foroogh
Date
Octobre 2022
Material Type
Pamphlet
Physical Description
1 p.
Sector
Wood Products
Field
Wood Manufacturing & Digitalization
Research Area
Digitalization
Subject
SM2 Initiative
Debarking
Logs
Efficiency
Series Number
SM2 Initiative 2022
Location
Québec, Québec
Language
French
Abstract
L’industrie a besoin d’améliorer son rendement opérationnel pour pouvoir contrôler individuellement en temps réel chaque centre-machine afin d’affiner l’efficacité du fonctionnement. La connaissance des attributs de chaque bille permettra d’améliorer l’agilité et la flexibilité. L’objectif de ce projet est de travailler sur des systèmes de vision capables de mesurer et d’ajuster les paramètres affectant l’écorçabilité en temps réel. La détection de l’essence, le niveau de fraîcheur et la température du bois ont été étudiés.
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Initiative SM2. Projet scies circulaires, augmentation du rendement des scies par l'amélioration de leur matériau, de la géométrie des arrêtes de coupe et de la réduction de la friction

https://library.fpinnovations.ca/en/permalink/fpipub10158
Author
Ugulino, Bruna
Georges, Rémi
Date
21 octobre 2022
Material Type
Audiovisual
Field
Wood Manufacturing & Digitalization

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Author
Ugulino, Bruna
Georges, Rémi
Date
21 octobre 2022
Material Type
Audiovisual
Physical Description
Video ; 00:24:44 min
Sector
Wood Products
Field
Wood Manufacturing & Digitalization
Research Area
Advanced Wood Manufacturing
Subject
SM2 Initiative
Circular saws
Friction
Optimization
Series Number
SM2 Initiative 2022
Location
Québec, Québec
Language
French
Abstract
Dans le procede de sciage, la performance des scies circulates a un effet majeur sur le rendement en sciage et sur la qualite du produit fini. En vue de maintenir le rendement des scies a un niveau acceptable, les scies sont actuellement remplacees et affutees au moins une fois par quart de travail, ce qui exige un budget et un temps de main-d'oeuvre consequents. Les couts de production de I'usine peuvent ainsi etre reduits en ameliorant la duree de vie des scies et en diminuant les arrets non planifies. De plus, la variation de sciage diminuera si I'usure des aretes traitees est moins rapide de celles non traitees. L'objectif global du projet a ete le developpement d'une nouvelle generation de scies circulaires et de guides ultras performants. Pour atteindre cet objectif, FPInnovations, en collaboration avec I'Universite Laval et le Centre de metallurgie du Quebec, a travaille sur cinq axes de recherche : 1. Optimisation de la microstructure du substrat d'acier de la plaque de scie 2. Utilisation des lasers pour le traitement thermique et la modification de surface des gorges 3. Optimisation geometrique de I'arete tranchante des dents de scie et developpement d'un revetement PVD (depot physique en phase vapeur) par pulverisation cathodique 4. Amelioration de la resistance a I'usure et du coefficient de friction des guides par I'utilisation de lubrifiant solide 5. Ebauche de lames de scie multimateriaux
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Optitek II|SM2 - Première transformation du bois

https://library.fpinnovations.ca/en/permalink/fpipub10159
Author
Khachan, Mohammed
Bedard, Luc
Date
28 septembre 2022
Material Type
Audiovisual
Field
Wood Manufacturing & Digitalization

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Author
Khachan, Mohammed
Bedard, Luc
Date
28 septembre 2022
Material Type
Audiovisual
Physical Description
Video ; 01:28:37 min
Sector
Wood Products
Field
Wood Manufacturing & Digitalization
Research Area
Advanced Wood Manufacturing
Subject
SM2 Initiative
Computer simulation
Series Number
SM2 Initiative 2022
Location
Québec, Québec
Language
French
Abstract
Optitek est un logiciel de simulation de scierie (première et deuxième transformation). L'objectif du project dans l'initiative SM2: Développement d'un plateforme d'analyse agile et flexible (architecture modulaire pour faciliter les expansions futures) ; Remplacer les outils disponibles, répondre aux besoins non couverts par les outils existants: En proposant une nouvelle fondation pour redéployer les outils actuels (p. ex., Optitek) ; En modélisant des caractéristiques internes et externes de la fibre ; En analysant des produits issus de la première et seconde transformation ; En analysant de capacité des équipements ; En adressant des analyses de plus en plus complexes
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SM2 Initiative. Develop a drying simulation and optimization tool - FPDrySim, project

https://library.fpinnovations.ca/en/permalink/fpipub10160
Author
Gendron, Samuel
Date
October 2022
Material Type
Audiovisual
Field
Wood Manufacturing & Digitalization

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Author
Gendron, Samuel
Date
October 2022
Material Type
Audiovisual
Physical Description
Video ; 01:25:05 min
Sector
Wood Products
Field
Wood Manufacturing & Digitalization
Research Area
Advanced Wood Manufacturing
Subject
SM2 Initiative
Drying
Computer simulation
Kilns
Operations
Series Number
SM2 Initiative 2022
Location
Québec, Québec
Language
English
Abstract
Several models reference drying processes in a Qubec context, but none is able to adequately predict the characteristics of an entire drying batch leaving a typical industrial kiln Objectives of the project within the SM2 Initiative: Reduce the learning curve for new kiln operators ; Remote diagnostic tool using a module to connect to the plant ; Improve basic drying prediction models ; Impartial optimization tool for the overall process
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Initiative SM2, Évènement de clôture

https://library.fpinnovations.ca/en/permalink/fpipub10177
Author
Volpé, Sylvain
Date
Novembre 2022
Material Type
Audiovisual
Field
Wood Manufacturing & Digitalization

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Author
Volpé, Sylvain
Contributor
Volpé, Sylvain
Date
Novembre 2022
Material Type
Audiovisual
Physical Description
Video ; 01:53:43 min
Sector
Wood Products
Field
Wood Manufacturing & Digitalization
Research Area
Digitalization
Subject
SM2 Initiative
Saws
Efficiency
Quebec
Series Number
SM2 Initiative 2022
Location
Québec, Québec
Language
French
Abstract
Sylvain Volpé explique les objectifs du projet SM2, les répercussions de l’initiative sur l’industrie du Québec, et explique chacune des trois phases du projet: Projet 1: Fiabilité - démontrer la faisabilité technique et économique de déployer une politique de maintenance axée sur le prévisionnel sur une ligne de production de sciage; Projet phase 2: Scies - augmenter le rendement des scies par l'améliorationde leur matériau, de la géométrie des arêtres de coupe et de la réduction de la friction; et Projet phase 3: Évaluer le potentiel technoco-économique de développement d'un équipement universel de production de copeaux spécialisés
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Initiative SM2. Projet scies circulaires, augmentation du rendement des scies par l'amélioration de leur matériau, de la géométrie des arrêtes de coupe et de la réduction de la friction

https://library.fpinnovations.ca/en/permalink/fpipub10534
Author
Ugulino, Bruna
Date
2022
Material Type
Fiche
Field
Wood Manufacturing & Digitalization
Author
Ugulino, Bruna
Date
2022
Material Type
Fiche
Physical Description
1 p.
Sector
Wood Products
Field
Wood Manufacturing & Digitalization
Research Area
Advanced Wood Manufacturing
Subject
SM2 Initiative
Circular saws
Friction
Optimization
Series Number
SM2 Initiative 2022
Location
Québec, Québec
Language
French
Abstract
La performance des scies circulaires a un effet majeur sur le rendement en sciage et sur la qualité du bois d’œuvre produit par les scieries. D’ailleurs, l’affûtage et le remplacement des scies à un rythme fréquent (une fois/quart de travail) ont une grande importance économique. En fournissant des scies plus performantes ayant des caractéristiques constantes, il serait possible de diminuer le rythme de remplacement des scies tout en améliorant la productivité et la qualité des sciages à travers la diminution de la variation de sciage et du temps d’arrêt non planifié. De plus, les coûts de production de l’usine peuvent être réduits en améliorant la durée de vie des scies, ce qui conduirait à son tour à réduire le nombre de nouvelles scies achetées. En collaboration avec différents partenaires industriels et manufacturiers, l’objectif principal de ce projet était le développement des prototypes de taille réelle de nouvelles générations de scies circulaires permettant des vitesses d’opération importantes pour des traits de scie d’environ 0,100 po. En vue d’atteindre cet objectif, cinq axes de recherche ont été développés
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Detection of phytophthora pathogens in wood products using genomics, part two

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Author
Dale, Angela
Kus, Stacey
Date
March 2022
Material Type
Research report
Field
Sustainable Construction
Author
Dale, Angela
Kus, Stacey
Date
March 2022
Material Type
Research report
Physical Description
13 p.
Sector
Wood Products
Field
Sustainable Construction
Research Area
Advanced Wood Materials
Subject
Pathogens
Testing
Tolerance
Preservatives
Wood
Wood products
Series Number
Techncial Reports TR 2022 N 13
Language
English
Abstract
Pathogen detection and identification have been vastly improved with advances in genomics; however, knowledge gaps remain around efficacy and use in wood commodities, especially in regulatory settings. In part one of this project, we compared detection efficacy of different methods on common export and import forest products. In-situ detection was more sensitive than traditional isolation, with 100% detection rates for some methods. However, there were several false positives in control samples. False positive detection of quarantine pathogens on wood products could be a serious problem in trade. The goal of part two of this project was to determine the cause of the false positives. In addition, we continued to compare detection methods by looking at point of care detection with a portable qPCR system and using RNA assays to test pathogen viability. False positives were likely due to DNA contamination persisting through the various wood processing steps. These results confirm the need for additional confirmation of pathogen presence or viability after a positive DNA test. RNA assays failed to detect pathogen presence in most samples. Further testing is needed to determine optimal RNA extraction conditions to provide meaningful results. Point of care detection using portable tools was comparable to laboratory methods and would provide a useful tool for pre-screening commodities for the presence of quarantine pathogens.
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Performance of midply shear wall

https://library.fpinnovations.ca/en/permalink/fpipub8570
Author
Ni, Chun
Dagenais, Christian
Qian, Cheng
Hu, Lin
Date
January 2022
Material Type
Research report
Field
Sustainable Construction
Author
Ni, Chun
Dagenais, Christian
Qian, Cheng
Hu, Lin
Date
January 2022
Material Type
Research report
Physical Description
5 p.
Sector
Wood Products
Field
Sustainable Construction
Research Area
Advanced Wood Materials
Subject
Cross Laminated Timber (CLT)
Performance
Building construction
Building materials
Seismic
Shear walls
Standards
Series Number
WP InfoNote 2022 N.2
Language
English
Abstract
A number of test series have been conducted at FPInnovations to evaluate the lateral resistance, fire resistance, and acoustic performance of the new Midply shear wall configuration. The results showed that the seismic force modification factors prescribed in the NBCC can be used, along with the enhanced lateral strength and stiffness. Moreover, with some minor design considerations, it was found that the new Midply with the resilient channels and insulation materials in both sides of the wall and both cavities can provide at least 1 hour of fire-resistance rating and provide at least an ASTC of 47.
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Rendement d'un mur de refend midply

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Author
Ni, Chun
Dagenais, Christian
Qian, Cheng
Hu, Lin
Date
Janvier 2022
Material Type
Research report
Field
Sustainable Construction
Author
Ni, Chun
Dagenais, Christian
Qian, Cheng
Hu, Lin
Date
Janvier 2022
Material Type
Research report
Physical Description
6 p.
Sector
Wood Products
Field
Sustainable Construction
Research Area
Advanced Wood Materials
Subject
Cross Laminated Timber (CLT)
Performance
Building construction
Building materials
Seismic
Shear walls
Standards
Series Number
WP InfoNote 2022 N.2
Language
French
Abstract
Un certain nombre de séries d'essais ont été réalisées à FPInnovations pour évaluer la résistance latérale, la résistance au feu et la performance acoustique de la nouvelle configuration de mur de contreventement Midply. Les résultats ont montré que les facteurs de modification de la force sismique prescrits dans le CNBC peuvent être utilisés, avec une résistance et une rigidité latérales améliorées. De plus, avec quelques considérations de conception mineures, il a été constaté que le nouveau mur de refend Midply avec les profilés souples et les matériaux d’isolation des deux côtés du mur et dans les deux cavités peut fournir au moins une heure de degré de résistance au feu et un ITSA d’au moins 47.
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In-situ identification of wood inhabiting microorganisms

https://library.fpinnovations.ca/en/permalink/fpipub8580
Author
Dale, Angela
Kus, Stacey
Date
March 2022
Material Type
Research report
Field
Sustainable Construction
Author
Dale, Angela
Kus, Stacey
Date
March 2022
Material Type
Research report
Physical Description
16 p.
Sector
Wood Products
Field
Sustainable Construction
Research Area
Advanced Wood Materials
Subject
Genetic
Micro organisms
Wood
Wood products
Series Number
Techncial Reports TR 2022 N 15
Language
English
Abstract
To improve the accessibility of genomics for the identification of wood inhabiting microorganisms to FPInnovations’ members, we compared three different methods for metabarcoding on environmental DNA (eDNA): cloning with first generation Sanger sequencing, amplicon metabarcoding with second generation Illumina sequencing, and lastly amplicon metabarcoding with third generation, long read sequencing with the portable MinION. We looked at costs for each method, speed, and difficulty. Illumina metabarcoding was the most economically feasible method. Cloning was difficult, being prone to failure and requiring extensive trouble shooting to complete. Illumina metabarcoding must be outsourced which can take more time for project completion; however, little in-house troubleshooting is necessary. Third generation sequencing is an attractive alternative for routine analysis. It is rapid, low-cost, and takes little up-front capital for start-up. However, it may not be feasible if used infrequently given the time required to learn the technology and the rapid expiration of unused flow cells. For occasional projects, it is recommended to outsource amplicon metabarcoding to a facility that sequences either with second or third generation sequencers, including data analysis.
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