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Basajaun – Sustainable wood construction for rural development and urban transformation

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16.11 2022

Basajaun – Sustainable wood construction for rural development and urban transformation

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Basajaun is a major European innovation action about sustainable building with wood. The main objective is to demonstrate how wood construction chains can be optimized to foster both rural development and urban transformation whilst being connected with sustainable forest management in Europe.

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27.04 2022

Linx Project

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Control of Xylophagous Insects causing damage to building materials in New Aquitaine. State of play and control strategies

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01.11 2021

Determinisms of Douglas Fir heartwood

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Study of the determinisms (genetic and stationary) of heartwood, as well as the expression processes of the genes associated with heartwood formation

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04.06 2021

Allview Program

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ALLVIEW is a European project co-funded under the Erasmus+ programme which aims to create a European partnership network between training actors for the wood and furniture sectors.

Noir&Sens: recovering regional woods by surface burning

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27.04 2021

Noir&Sens: recovering regional woods by surface burning

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The Noir&Sens project consists of investigating the potential use of so-called surface burning of wood for indoor and outdoor applications. Led by FIBOIS Centre-Val de Loire, it consisted of developing a machine for surface burning wood and evaluating its suitability for use in cladding and outdoor furniture.

Innovative methodology for the non-destructive evaluation of timber frame walls by SCAN

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19.12 2020

Innovative methodology for the non-destructive evaluation of timber frame walls by SCAN

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MOBSCAN is an exploratory project, financed by the CARNOT MECD and ARTS springboards, whose objective is to develop a non-destructive testing (NDT) measurement protocol corresponding to a first wood-frame wall configuration. It is a combination of image analysis techniques using Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) and a complementary analysis using Infra Red Thermography (IRT).

Genetic resources and varietal innovation in maritime pine

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19.11 2020

Genetic resources and varietal innovation in maritime pine

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Since the initiation of the maritime pine breeding programme in the 1960s, many improved varieties, especially for growth and straightness, have been developed. During the different selection cycles, tree identity errors have been accumulated, resulting in an imprecision of the genetic values of the individuals and thus a decrease in the potential genetic gain in the improved varieties.

Optiblue AuRA: “green” solutions against blue stain in pallet lumber

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15.10 2020

Optiblue AuRA: “green” solutions against blue stain in pallet lumber

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In 2017, the Bluepalette study was carried out, followed in 2018 by Optiblue. The results obtained have made it possible to select innovative, green treatments that are simple to implement and have limited environmental consequences compared to current products.

MOVAP: performance of exterior wood finishes

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12.10 2020

MOVAP: performance of exterior wood finishes

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The MOVAP project "Modelling the artificial ageing of wood paint products", funded by the Conseil Régional de la Nouvelle Aquitaine, has recently highlighted the interest in monitoring variations in hardness and gloss of exterior finishes exposed to ageing. At present, these two criteria are not used to assess the performance of finishes according to the EN 927 standards. However, the project shows that these two quantities are indicative of the performance of the coating, that they are correlated and that they allow the detection of microcracks in the coating before they are visible to the eye.

VIBOIS: wood floor vibration behaviour and walking comfort

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12.10 2020

VIBOIS: wood floor vibration behaviour and walking comfort

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The comfort of people in the face of mechanical vibrations and acoustic radiation is a major factor in defining the quality of a building. In this context, the VIBOIS project aims to analyse the vibratory behaviour of floors under different stresses, both experimentally and numerically, depending on the constructional provisions implemented. The understanding of the physical phenomena involved in the process as well as the experimental results will lead to design rules.

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24.09 2020

Senior housing

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The challenge Seniors no longer have to adapt to their homes, it is up to them to adapt to their changing lifestyles. to adapt to their changing lifestyles. Based on this observation, the Habitat Séniors project was born, aiming to offer housing that adapts to the way our seniors live. The answer The Habitat Séniors […]

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23.09 2020

Home Connect

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9 connected products for more comfort in the home.

Basajaun – Sustainable wood construction for rural development and urban transformation

Linx Project

Determinisms of Douglas Fir heartwood

Allview Program

Noir&Sens: recovering regional woods by surface burning

Innovative methodology for the non-destructive evaluation of timber frame walls by SCAN

Genetic resources and varietal innovation in maritime pine

Optiblue AuRA: “green” solutions against blue stain in pallet lumber

MOVAP: performance of exterior wood finishes

VIBOIS: wood floor vibration behaviour and walking comfort

Senior housing

Home Connect

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