A treatise on the origin, progress, prevention, and cure of dry rot in timber : $b with remarks on the means of preserving wood from destruction by sea worms, beetles, ants, etc.Britton, Thomas Allen
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A treatise on the origin, progress, prevention, and cure of dry rot in timber : $b with remarks on the means of preserving wood from destruction by sea worms, beetles, ants, etc.
Britton, Thomas Allen
Dry-rot; Wood -- Preservation
Colocynth and quassia, 263
” and other substances, 285
Colouring woods, 108
Commission, report of, on carvings, 266, 274
Cooke’s (M. C.) instance of fungi, 43
Copal varnish, 191, 197
” in linseed oil, 285
Copper, red oxide of, 161
” prussiate of, 146
” sulphate of--_see_ Sulphate of Copper
” nitrate of, 226
” sheathing against sea-worms, 228
” ” and tarred felt, 285
Copperas, and coal tar, 284
” to preserve ships, 112, 226
Cork, for ends of brestsummers, 174
Corrosive sublimate, 123, 226, 264, 265, 285, 286
” and other substances, 130, 155, 263, 265, 266,
279, 285
Covent Garden Theatre, dry rot in bond, 175
Cow-dung mortar, and oils, 251
Creosote (Bethell’s patent), 118, 130, 133, 142, 165, 230, 236, 255,
257, 285, 287
” vapour, 145
” and chloride of zinc, 133
Crepin (M.), on creosoted wood, 139, 236
Cryptogamia, or fungi, 15
Cullen’s process for dry rot, 157
Dammer oil, and other substances, 255
Damp, 176, 177, 178, 181
” a cause of decay in wood, 22
” rooms, how to ascertain, 24
Darwin’s process for dry rot, 156
Daviller (A. C.), on felling trees, 54
Davison and Symington’s process, 81
Davy (Sir H.), on corrosive sublimate, 127, 263
Deals require long seasoning, 64
” how sometimes imported, 35
Deane’s (Sir T.), account of dry rot case, 39
Decay of trees, symptoms of, 33
De Lapparent’s processes, 73, 97, 163
Desiccating processes, 81
Dickson (Dr.), on Kyan’s process, 130
” (J.), on seasoning wood, 75
Ditton Park, carvings destroyed at, 269
Donaldson’s (Prof. T. L.) account of dry rot case, 42
Dondeine’s paint, 165
Dorsett and Blythé’s copper process, 151
Doswell’s report on timber piles, 232
Dram battens liable to rot, 8
Dry rot, wet rot, and rot.
” appearances of, 31, 35
” causes of, 24
” danger of, 34
” how different from wet rot, 14
” proceeds according to temperature 29, 187
” caused by bad building, 182
” ” mortar, 44, 173, 177
” ” damp brickwork, 44, 182
” ” ” ground, 20, 21
” ” ” stone, 44
” ” heat and moisture, 23
” ” insufficient areas, 178
” ” ” tarpaulings, 184
” ” joining different woods, 176
” ” kamptulicon, 187
” ” Keene’s cement, 188
” ” oiled cloth, 185
” ” old trees, 183
” ” partial leaks, 23
” ” want of air, 171, 172, 186, 187, 188
” ” ” proper drains and spouts, 41
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