Review Article

Heat-Treated Wood as a Substrate for Coatings, Weathering of Heat-Treated Wood, and Coating Performance on Heat-Treated Wood

Table 2

Comparison of surface free energy of heat-treated (HT) and untreated wood samples.

LW-AB approach
SubstrateγLWγABγ+γγtotTemperature (°C)Heat treatmentReference

Beech untreated49.59.11.513.558.6[28]
Pine untreated46.48.21.115.854.8
Beech HT50.952.32.755.8240Treatment under nitrogen
Pine HT50.71.50.80.752.2240
OWRK approach
SubstrateγSTemperature (°C)Heat treatmentReference
Beech untreated38.713.952.6[25]
Beech HT39.96.846.7190Treatment under vapor
Beech HT46.32.648.9212
Spruce untreated53.40.9754.4[35]
Spruce HT59.60.0459.7210Vacuum treatment
Poplar untreated34.988.0743.05
Poplar HT36.993.7740.76160Treatment under vapor[36]
Poplar HT36.314.3540.66180
Poplar HT37.631.6739.31200
Poplar HT37.551.1338.68220
European ash untreated43.946.7450.68
European ash HT52.190.152.2192Treatment under vapor[20]
European ash HT52.610.152.62202
European ash HT51.580.151.59212