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Comparison of the Absorption and Desorption of Water Between Scots Pine and Spruce after Submersion in Water

Depending on their kinds, woods behave differently when they are in contact with water. A comparison made between Scots pine and spruce shows that two main parameters are of interest to characterize the phenomenon of water absorption: the main diffusivities and the moisture content at equilibrium. Two samples of each wood, cubic in shape, are used for the experiments. The main difference between these two types of wood is essentially the value of the moisture content at equilibrium which is lower for spruce than for Scotspine, at least for a short time of 30 min of Scotspine and 100 min for spruce when a pseudoequilibrium is reached.