Degradation assessment of waterlogged wood at Haimenkou site
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Abstract
Haimenkou site is the largest railing-enclosed wooden architecture settlement site on the waterfront
in current China. This research conducts degradation assessment of waterlogged wood at Haimenkou site with
various methods, including maximum moisture content analysis, basic density analysis, shrinkage measurement,
swelling analysis, chemical composition analysis, measurement of compression strength parallel to grain, SEM
microstructure analysis and measurement of crystallinity, providing scientific guidance for the subsequent
formulation of proper methods of reinforcement.
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