Mytischi, Moscow, Russian Federation
The article presents the results of experimental and computational studies of the kinetics of thermal degradation of various types of wood in a helium environment. Kinetic parameters of thermal degradation are determined by the results of thermogravimetric experiments. Experimental setup was designed and constructed for the thermogravimetric study, which allows you to conduct research in the inert helium gas. The samples were wood shavings of various breeds. Starting chips humidity was 10 %. Steps, corresponding drying, were excluded from consideration. Heating is carried out at a constant rate of 5 K/min.
thermal degradation, thermogravimetric studies, kinetic parameters, thermally modified wood.
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