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BWPA 1931

Title page		1
Sponsors advertisements		i-iv
Sir Harold Boulton first president photo		v
List of officers		iii
Committees		iv
Contents		v
Conditions of membership		vii
Application form		viii
Editorial	Anon	1
Inaugural meeting discussion 1929	Various	2-17
The preservation of timber	Pearson R.S.	18-23
The preservation of timber Q&A		23-32
The preservation of estate timber	Group discussion	33-50
Insects injurious to timber	Munro J.W.	51-64
Insects injurious to timber Q&A		64-70
The preservative treatment of building timber	Group discussion	71-85
Memorandum & articles of association		86-99
Sponsors advertisements		v-ix

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BWPA 1932

Title page		1
Sponsors advertisements		i-xii
President: Sir John Stirling Maxwell	Photo	iii
List of officers		iii
Committees		iv
Contents		v
Conditions of membership
Application form
Editorial		1
The structure of wood	Chalk L.	2-12
The structure of wood Q&A		12-17
Diseases of timber	Cartwright K. St. G.	18-33
Diseases of timber Q&A		33-39
Recent developments in wood preservation	Fergusson H.	40-46
Recent developments in wood preservation Q&A		46-57
The fire-proofing of timber	General discussion	58-75
The preservation of mining timber on the Witwatersrand	Read H.A.	76-80
Experiments on wood preservation in the sea	Orton J.H.	81-86
Wood structure and penetration of preservatives	Popham F.J.	87-91
Notes on wood preserving exhibits at agricultural shows 1931		92-96
Maps of timber treating plants in British Isles		96-98
Research Insts,etc where work on the preservation is carried out		99-102
Works reviewed in various technical papers		103
Short notices of books, pamphlets etc		104
Sponsors advertisements		xiii-xvi

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BWPA 1933

Cover page		i
Sponsors advertisements		ii-xviii
Frontispiece. Photo treated and untreated posts		i
Title page		ii
List of officers		iii
Committees		iv
Contents		v
Conditions of membership		vii
Application form		viii
Editorial	Lloyd A.H., Gardner R.C.B.	1-3
Timber Preservation from the estate agents point of view	Kelly S.A.	4-10
Timber Preservation from the estate agents point of view Q&A		10-21
Some experiments in the control of dry rot in floors	Dewar A.H.	22-35
Some experiments in the control of dry rot in floors Q&A		35-45
Paint and varnish as wood preservatives	Jordan L.A.	46-56
Paint and varnish as wood preservatives Q&A		56-61
The preservation of railway sleepers	Bryan J.	62-71
The preservation of railway sleepers Q&A		71-87
Preservative treatment of Douglas Fir sleepers in the Sudan	Thomson J.	88-93
Preserve your timber and save your purse	Gardner R.C.B.	94-98
Research in wood preservation at the FPRL, Princes Risborough	Fisher R.C.	99-104
Research Insts. etc where work on preservation is carried out		105-108
Papers referred to in various technical papers		109-110
Books and pamphlets	Dewar A.H.	111
Sponsors advertisements		xix-xxvi
List of advertisers		xxvii

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BWPA 1934

Cover page		i
Sponsors advertisements		ii-xvii
Frontispiece – Experimental fencing – Knaphill
Title page		ii
List of officers		iii
Committees		iv
Contents		v
Conditions of membership		vi
Application form		vii
Editorial		1-3
Wood preservation in the service of the Post Office	Bennett R.G.	4-12
Wood preservation in the service of the Post Office Q&A		12-24
Development of disease in living trees	Day W.R.	25-39
Development of disease in living trees Q&A		39-44
The use of treated timber in railway stock construction	Brown W.H.	45-58
The use of treated timber in railway stock construction Q&A		58-63
Coal tar creosote oil as a wood preservative	Richardson N.A.	64-83
Coal tar creosote oil as a wood preservative Q&A		83-91
Timber buildings	O'Hea I.J.	92-103
Timber buildings Q&A		103-111
Creosoted Dougolas Fir round piling	Herrmann G.E.	112-117
Wood Preservation – Broadcast talk. By the Secretary	Gardner R.C.B.	118-123
Experimental fence at Knaphill, and the butt treatment of fence posts	Gardner R.C.B.	124-126
Research Insts etc carrying out work on preservation of timber		127-131
Indian forester.Wood preservatives. Protection of wood against fire.	Various	132-135
Sponsors advertisements		xix-xxiii
The preservative treatment of building timber	BWPA Circular	1-29

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BWPA 1935

Cover page		i
Sponsors advertisements		ii-xviii
Frontispiece - Creosoted Jack Pine ties after 14 years
Officers/ committees		1-4
Contents page		5
Editorial notes		1-2
Obituary - Sir Harold Boulton		3-4
The Seasoning of Timber	Knight R.A.G.	5-18
The Seasoning of Timber Q&A		18-24
Mining timbers and its treatment	James Tonge	25-35
Mining timbers and its treatment Q&A		35-42
Some aspects of Wood preservation n Australia and the USA	Rust S.F.	43-56
Some aspects of Wood preservation n Australia and the USA Q&A		56-68
Preservative tests and durability trials in Northern Rhodesia	Duff C.F.	69-75
Wood preservation in Malaya	Thomas A.V.	76-78
Cross-ties used by Canadian railways	Harkom J.F.	79-88
A standard laboratory test for wood preservatives	Findlay W.P.K.	89-93
Letter to the Editor re Lack of wood preservation in NZ	Philip Williamson	94-95
Appendix 1 Results of Duff paper		97
Appendix 2 Results of Duff paper		98-112
Sponsors Advertisements		xix-xxiv

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BWPA 1935 & 1936 Night meetings

Cover page		1
Contents page		2
Wood structure and its relation to preservative penetrratioin	Wilson S.E.	3-9
Testing wood preservatives in the laboratory	Findlay W.P.K.	10-16
The control of Lyctus beetles	Wilson S.E.	17-28

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BWPA 1937 Circular

The preservative treatment of building timber

Gardner, R.C.B.

1-29

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BWPA 1951

Cover page		i
Association structure		ii
Contents page		ii
List of officers		iv
President: A.G.Saunders	Photo	v
President's opening address	Saunders A.G.	1-2
The value of laboratory tests on wood preservatives	Findlay W.P.K.	3-10
The value of service records in wood preservation	Hickson H.E.	11-18
The value of service records in wood preservation Q&A		19-36
Dinner photos, toasts		vi-ix
Preservation of wooden transmission poles	Bennett R.G., Binns E.J.	37-40
Preservation of wooden transmission poles Q&A		41-51
Identification and treatment of defects in timber	Brooke-Boulton E.H.	52-58
Identification and treatment of defects in timber Q&A		59-71
Fire hazards of timber	Simms D.L.	72-77
Fire hazards of timber Q&A		78-90
Treatment of Douglas Fir and Western Hemlock sleepers in Canada	Greaves C.	91-104
Preservation of railway sleepers	Rothwell W.	105-111
Preservation of railway sleepers Q&A		112-128
Some notes on timber preservation in New Zealand	Brooker L.E.	129-140
Wood preservation in Australia	Clarke S.A.	141-144
Results of research on the chemical protection of green timbers	Alliot H.	145-151
Impressions of the wood preservation industry in the USA &Canada	Richardson N.A.	152-160
Creosote oil as a timber preservative; its preparation and properties	Broughall F.G.	161-168
The status of the common furniture beetle in Britain	Hickin N.E.	169-174
Some recent activities	Cox H.A.	175-181
Discussions of the last seven papers		182-187
Summary of the papers and discussions	Hickson B.	188-192
Delegates & visitors		193-196

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BWPA 1952

Cover page		204
Association structure		203i
Officers: Cox H.A., Saunders A.G., Bruce W.E.	Photos	205
Contents page		iii
List of officers		iv
President's address	Saunders A.G.	1-2
Service records	Bennett R.G.	3-8
Notes on evaluating wood preservatives	Hunt G.M.	9-13
Notes on evaluating wood preservatives Q&A		14-27
The biology of some timber in relation to wood preservation	Fisher R.C.	28-36
Where should timber preservation start?	Price T.J.	37-40
Where should timber preservation start? Q&A		41-57
The need for timber preservation in present-day building	Lindy K.J.	58-67
The preservation of timber for light building construction	Carr D.R.	68-80
The preservation of timber for light building construction Q&A		81-90
The value of fire retardent treatments	Clarke S.H.	91-97
The value of fire retardent treatments Q&A		98-112
Comments on tday to day problems of a timber preservation plant	Robinson T.G.	113-119
Plant design and layout – pressure treatment	Rothwell W.	120-128
Plant design and layout – pressure treatment Q&A		129-139
Treated British Columbia timbers used for structural purposes	Gurd J.M.	140-146
Notes on the chemical composition of coal tar creosote	McNeil D.	147-160
Notes on the chemical composition of coal tar creosote Q&A		161-176
Problems of rail sleeper preservation in Australia	Tamblyn N.	177-181
Problems of rail sleeper preservation in Australia Q&A		182-183
Summary of the papers and discussions	Saunders A.G.	184-187i
Delegates & visitors		188-192

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BWPA 1953

Title page		i
Officers:Robinson S.,White C., Saunders A., Hickson H., Robinson T.	Photos	ii
List of officers		iii
Association structure		iv
Application form		v
Contents page		vi
President's address	Saunders A.G.	1-3
Preparation of timber for preservative treatment	Richardson N.A.	4-8
Preparation of timber for preservative treatment Q&A		9-19
Timber for marine work	Woods R.P.	20-26
Timber for marine work Q&A		27-36
Recent R&D in wood preservation in Germany	Becker G.	37-48
Recent R&D in wood preservation in Germany Q&A		49-58
The value of surface treatments	Hall F.H.	59-63
The value of surface treatments Q&A		64-71
Pressure creosoting – better results with old plants	Cosgrove J.T.	72-83
Pressure creosoting – better results with old plants Q&A		84-93
Wood structure, extractives, permeability	Cox H.A., Irvin D.B.	94-102
Wood structure, extractives, permeability Q&A		103-108
The main problems of wood preservation in France	Benoit J., Jacquiot C.	109-116
The main problems of wood preservation in France Q&A		117-126
Codes of practice in ralation to treated timber	Cutbush P.	127-134
Codes of practice in ralation to treated timber Q&A		135-143
Summary of papers	Saunders A.G.	144-149
Delegates & visitors		150-154

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BWPA 1954

Cover page		i
President: Stanley Robinson	Photo	ii
List of officers		iii
Association structure		iv
Application form		v
Contents page		vi
President's opening address	Robinson S.	1-2
Timber extractives	Simonsen J.	3-11
Timber extractives Q&A		12-22
Architect's views on the uses of timber and its preservation	White C.S.	23-29
Architect's views on the uses of timber and its preservation Q&A		30-47
Solvent type preservatives	Hatfield I.	48-67
Solvent type preservatives Q&A		68-77
Research on long-horned beetles for timber preservation	Duffy E.A.J.	78-89
Research on long-horned beetles for timber preservation Q&A		90-102
Physiology of wood destroying fungi	Findlay W.P.K.	103-110
Physiology of wood destroying fungi Q&A		111-122
Solvent extraction method for coal tar creosotes & petroleum derivatives		123-144
Q&A on the above		145-159
Requirements and variations in pressure treatment	Nevard E.H.	160-170
Requirements and variations in pressure treatment Q&A		171-186
Summary of a progress report	Bruce W.E.	187-190
Summary of papers	Scarffe T.M.	191-196
Delegates & visitors		197-208

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BWPA 1955

Cover page		i
Officers:Robinson T., White C., Robinson S., Vesey W., Hutchison W.	Photos	ii
List of officers		iii
Association structure		iv
Application form		v
Contents page		vi
President's opening address	Robinson S.	1-2
The role of microfungi in the decomposition of wood	Savory J.G.	3-19
Q&A		20-35
The development and use of naphthenates for timber preservation	Bulman R.A.	36-45
Q&A		46-63
Mining timber and its preservation	Hollingsworth B.C.	64-73
Q&A		74-84
Pressure creosoting and the requirements for treating practice	Grindell P.	85-92
Q&A		93-106
Evaluation of the permanence and toxicity of wood preservatives	Price E.A.S., Cook C.D.	107-117
Q&A		118-136
The architect and timber preservation	Singleton W.A.	137-144
Q&A		145-158
On the decomposition of the cell wall by micro-organisms	Liese W.K.F.	159-160
Summary of papers	Robinson S.	161-165
Delegates & visitors		166-172

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BWPA 1956

Cover page		i
President: Thomas G. Robinson	Photo	ii
List of officers		iii
Association structure		iv
Application form		v
Contents page		vi
President's opening address		1-3
Use of timber in the construction of sea defence and river works	Cotton K.E.	4-25
Use of timber in the construction of sea defence and river works Q&A		26-43
Timber preservation and the architect	Mardall C.S.	44-47
Timber preservation and the architect Q&A		48-62
The ambrosia beetle problem and log protection in West Africa	Webb W.E., Jones T.	63-76
The ambrosia beetle problem and log protection in West Africa Q&A		77-91
Investigation of the oak pinhole borer Platypus cylindricus	Baker J.M.	92-101
Investigation of the oak pinhole borer Platypus cylindricus Q&A		102-111
The contribution of wall linings to the growth of fire	Thomas P.H.	112-130
The contribution of wall linings to the growth of fire Q&A		131-144
Termites destructive to timber	Harris V.	145-157
Termites destructive to timber Q&A		158-177
Preservation, inspection and maintenance of transmission poles	May K.I.	178-196
Summary of convention papers	Wade G.S.	197-198
Delegates & visitors		199-204

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BWPA 1957

Cover page		i
Officers:W.K.Hutchinson,C.S.White,T.G.Robinson,W.E.Vesey B.Hickson	Photos	ii
List of officers		iii
Association structure		iv
Application form		v
Contents page		vi
President's address	Robinson T.G.	1-3
An account of marine borers with special reference to breeding	Raymont J.E.G.	4-14
An account of marine borers with special reference to breeding Q&A		15-29
Timber preservation from the point of view of the the architect	Bird E.L.	30-43
Timber preservation from the point of view of the the architect Q&A		44-56
British Standard 913 (1954) – pressure creosoting of timber	Richardson N.A.	57-70
British Standard 913 (1954) – pressure creosoting of timber Q&A		71-85
In-situ treatment of timber for wood-destroying insects and fungi	Richardson S.A.	86-97
In-situ treatment of timber for wood-destroying insects and fungi Q&A		98-113
The compatibility of wood preservatives and glues	Bune A.J.	114-122
The compatibility of wood preservatives and glues Q&A		123-136
A mechanical test for studying wood preservatives	Mateus T.J.E.	137-157
A mechanical test for studying wood preservatives Q&A		158-170
The preservation of timber in water cooling towers	Ross F.F., Wood J.	171-196
The preservation of timber in water cooling towers Q&A		197-206
Summary of convention papers	Vesey W.E.	207-211
Delegates & visitors		212-216

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BWPA 1958

Cover page		i
Officers W.K.Hutchinson,C.S.White,T.G.Robinson,W.E.Vesey,B.Hickson	Photos	ii
List of officers		iii-iv
Association structure		v
Application form		vi
Contents page		ix
President's address	Robinson T.G.	1-3
A marine test of impregnated poles in South African harbours	Krogh P.M.D.	5-19
A marine test of impregnated poles in South African harbours Q&A		20-30
The permeability of wood and its importance in timber preservation	Smith D.N.	31-41
The permeability of wood and its importance in timber preservation Q&A		42-55
The penetration of preservatives into refractory wood	Rubes V.	56-69
The penetration of preservatives into refractory wood Q&A		70-74
Some curiosities of fungal and insect attack on timber	Sisley C.	75-82
Some curiosities of fungal and insect attack on timber Q&A		83-92
Treatment of timber against attack by insects and fungi in warm climates	Boocock D.	93-108
Treatment of timber against attack by insects and fungi in warm climates Q&A		109-122
On some organic solvent types of timber preservatives in Germany	Becker G.	123-141
On some organic solvent types of timber preservatives in Germany Q&A		142-153
Some experiments with oscillating pressures in wood impregnation	Henriksson S.T.	154-168
Some experiments with oscillating pressures in wood impregnation Q&A		169-179
Summary of convention papers	Boulton E.H.B.	180-184
Delegates & visitors		185-190

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BWPA 1959

Cover page		i
President: B.Hickson	Photo	ii
List of officers		iii-iv
Association structure		v
Application form		vi
Contents page		ix
President's address	Hickson B.	1-3
Influence of soft rot on beech susceptibily to the common furniture beetle	Bletchley J.D.	5-14
Influence of soft rot on beech susceptibily to the common furniture beetle Q&A		15-30
The fine structure of wood with special reference to timber impregnation	Preston R.D.	31-56
The fine structure of wood with special reference to timber impregnation Q&A		57-72
The AWPA and recent developments in the wood preserving industry	Gurd J.M.	73-83
The AWPA and recent developments in the wood preserving industry Q&A		84-104
Boron as a wood preservative	Carr D.R.	105-121
Boron as a wood preservative Q&A		122-135
Further studies on the composition of wood preserving creosote	McNeil D.	136-149
Further studies on the composition of wood preserving creosote Q&A		150-162
Some forest pests	Boulton E.H.B.	163-171
Some forest pests Q&A		172-173
Trends in production of treated wood & preservatives in USA 1953-1958	Colley R.H.	174-180
Trends in production of treated wood & preservatives in USA 1953-1958Q&A		181-183
Summary of convention papers	Carey C.E.	184-187
Delegates & visitors		188-194

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BWPA 1960

Cover page		i
President: B.Hickson	Photo	ii
List of officers		iii-iv
Association structure		v
Application form		vi
Contents page		ix
President's address		1-3
The economic ecology of some tree boring beetles of tropical Africa	Jones T.	5-14
The economic ecology of some tree boring beetles of tropical Africa Q&A		15-30
The development and marketing of pressure treated wood in the USA	Grymes D.	31-41
The development and marketing of pressure treated wood in the USA Q&A		42-56
An introduction to the study of the British lyctidae	Hickin N.E.	57-83
An introduction to the study of the British lyctidae Q&A		84-100
Fire retardent surface coatings in principle and practice	Fenner R.	101-108
Practical applications of pressure treated flame-proofed timber	Salmon M.N.	109-119
Practical applications of pressure treated flame-proofed timber Q&A		120-132
The British Wood Preserving Association. A progress report.	Bruce W.E.	133-144
The British Wood Preserving Association. A progress report. Q&A		145
Summary of convention papers	McNeil D.	146-150
Delegates & visitors		151-156

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BWPA 1961

Cover page		i
President: W.E.Vesey	Photo	ii
List of officers		iii-iv
Association structure		v
Application form		vi
Contents page		ix
President's address	Vesey W.E.	1-3
Use of contact insecticides for the control of certain wood boring insects	Taylor J.	5-16
Use of contact insecticides for the control of certain wood boring insects Q&A		17-28
Preservative treatment of sleepers etc of the German Federal Railways	Schulz G.	29-58
Preservative treatment of sleepers etc of the German Federal Railways Q&A		59-68
Preservative treatment of Eucalypt pole and crossarm timbers in Australia	Keating W.G.	69-88
Preservative treatment of Eucalypt pole and crossarm timbers in Australia Q&A		89-102
The in-situ treatment of dry rot Merulius lacrymans	Tyrer A.A.	103-115
The in-situ treatment of dry rot Merulius lacrymans Q&A		116-124
X-ray spectrographic analysis,a new technique in wood preservation research	Belford D.S.	125-145
X-ray spectrographic analysis,a new technique in wood preservation research Q&A		146-150
Some present aspects of wood preservation in France	Jacquiot C.	151-155
Some present aspects of wood preservation in France Q&A		156-164
Timber preservation in Jugoslavia	Kobliska M.A.	165-174
Timber preservation in Jugoslavia Q&A		175-186
Impregnation of waterlogged pine	Holmgren H.F.	187-191
Impregnation of waterlogged pine Q&A		192-199
President's closing statement	Vesey W.E.	200-201
Delegates & visitors		202-207

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BWPA 1962

Cover page		i
President: W.E.Vesey	Photo	ii
List of officers		iii-iv
Association structure		v
Application form		vi
Contents page		ix
President's address	Vesey W.E.	1-2
Studies on fungi attacking underground mining timbers and fence posts	Levy J.F.	3-12
Studies on fungi attacking underground mining timbers and fence posts Q&A		13-24
The fixation of water-borne preservatives in cooling tower timber	Dunbar J.	25-38
The fixation of water-borne preservatives in cooling tower timber Q&A		39-54
The seasoning of timber with particular reference to preservative treatments	Stevens C.	55-62
The seasoning of timber with particular reference to preservative treatments Q&A		63-76
Review of water-borne wood preservatives	Price E., Watson R.	77-100
Review of water-borne wood preservatives Q&A		101-114
Methods of testing wood preservatives used in continental Europe in relation to their efficacy against fungal and insect attack	Hof T.	115-131
Methods of testing wood preservatives used in continental Europe in relation to their efficacy against fungal and insect attack		132-144
Timbers for marine use	Woods R., Oliver A.	145-154
Timbers for marine use Q&A		155-170
Interim report on marine borer tests in Poole and Shoreham harbours June 1962		171-182
President's closing statement	Vesey W.E.	183-184
President's dinner speech	Vesey W.E.	185-188
Delegates & visitors		189-194

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BWPA 1963

Cover page		i
President: C.E.Carey	Photo	ii
List of officers		iii-iv
Association structure		v
Application form		vi
Contents page		ix
President's address		1-2
Discussion on developing international standards for testing wood preservatives		3-16
Combating biological attack on the Gulf Coast	Carlson A.B.	17-36
Combating biological attack on the Gulf Coast Q&A		37-48
Susceptibility of timber to & probability of infestation by Anobium punctatum	Linscott D.	49-78
Susceptibility of timber to & probability of infestation by Anobium punctatum Q&A		79-92
The effect of preservatives on gluing techniques	Wetherall W.F.	93-104
The effect of preservatives on gluing techniques Q&A		105-114
Wood preservation in Denmark	Storm K.	115-123
Wood preservation in Denmark Q&A		124-132
Wood and structural fire protection	Malhotra H.L.	133-148
Wood and structural fire protection Q&A		149-158
Methyl bromide fumigation and wood boring insects	Harris E.C.	159-175
Methyl bromide fumigation and wood boring insects Q&A		176-188
Research in timber protection during 1962 at the FPRL	Carey C.E.	189-204
Delegates & visitors		205-210

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BWPA 1964

Cover page		i
President: C.E.Carey	Photo	ii
List of officers		iii-iv
Association structure		v
Application form		vi
Contents page	Carey C.E.	ix
President's opening address	McNeil D.	1-2
The identification and estimation of organic preservatives in timber	Hilditch E.A.	3-24
The identification and estimation of organic preservatives in timber Q&A		25-41
Modern developments in organic solvent wood preservers	Savory J.G.	42-52
Modern developments in organic solvent wood preservers Q&A		53-68
Dry rot – A re-appraisal	Eades B.W.	69-76
Dry rot – A re-appraisal Q&A		77-88
Problems of water repellency and dimensional stability in timber	Wallave E.M.	89-113
Problems of water repellency and dimensional stability in timber Q&A		114-130
Factors affecting the permanence of wood preservatives	Bruce W.E.	131-149
Factors affecting the permanence of wood preservatives Q&A		150-166
A progress report 1960-64		167-176
Research in timber protection during 1963 at the FPRL		177-192
Delegates and visitors		193

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BWPA 1965

Cover page		i
President: E.H. Brooke Boulton	Photo	ii
List of officers		iii-iv
Association structure		v
Application form		vi
Contents page		ix
President's opening address	Klem G.S.	1-4
Scandinavian forestry including the Norwegian wood preserving industry	Bailey P.J.	5-20
Scandinavian forestry including the Norwegian wood preserving industry Q&A		21-30
Some studies on the permeability of wood in relation to timber preservation	Borgin K.	31-50
Some studies on the permeability of wood in relation to timber preservation Q&A		51-66
The testing and evaluation of water repellants	Davies D., Belford D.	67-84
The testing and evaluation of water repellants Q&A		85-98
Controlled pressure treatment with organic solvent wood preservatives	Smith D.N.	99-113
Controlled pressure treatment with organic solvent wood preservatives Q&A		114-122
The evaluation of wood preservatives	Irvin D.B.	123-149
The evaluation of wood preservatives Q&A		150-164
Building structure and remedial treatment surveys		165-169
Building structure and remedial treatment surveys Q&A		170-184
Research in timber protection during 1964 at the FPRL		185-204
Delegates & visitors		205-209

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BWPA 1966

Cover page		i
President: E.H. Brooke Boulton	Photo	ii
List of officers		iii-iv
Association structure		v
Application form		vi
Contents page		ix
President's opening address	Brooke Boulton E.H.	1-2
The use of organic solvent wood preservatives in Scandinavia	Prawitz G.	3-16
The use of organic solvent wood preservatives in Scandinavia Q&A		17-26
The marketing of treated wood products and creosote in USA	Baldwin, C.W.	27-35
The marketing of treated wood products and creosote in USA Q&A		36-42
Industrial training	Eades B.W.	43-49
Industrial training Q&A		50-60
Safe use of chemicals for the protection and preservation of wood	Boocock, D	61-74
Safe use of chemicals for the protection and preservation of wood Q&A		75-84
Timber preservation – A brief survey	Bruce, W.E.	85-96
Timber preservation – A brief survey Q&A		97-104
The building regulations and the use of wood	Langdon-Thomas, G.J.	105-113
The building regulations and the use of wood Q&A		114-124
Recent investigations at FPRL in wood protection		125-140
Symposium		141-164
Delegates and visitors		165-169

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BWPA 1967

Cover page		i
President's photo		ii
List of officers		iii-iv
Association structure		v
Application form		vi
Contents page		ix
President's opening address		1
Testing liquid insecticides for eradicant action against wood boring insects	Baker,J.M..,Taylor,J.	5-22
Testing liquid insecticides for eradicant action against wood boring insects Q&A		23-36
Fundamental aspects of weathering	Coupe,C., Watson,R.	37-49
Fundamental aspects of weathering Q&A		50-60
Some new analytical methods applied to creosote and creosoted timber	Vaughan,G., Grant,D.	61-88
Some new analytical methods applied to creosote and creosoted timber Q&A		89-98
Investigations on the action of chromium in wood	Guillemain,J.	99-105
Investigations on the action of chromium in wood Q&A		106-112
Testing of termite resistance of woods	Hrdy,I.	113-118
The study of subterranean termites. A laboratory and field approach.	Lund,A.E.	119-127
Discussion of above two papers		128-146
Decay and degrade of wood by soft rot fungi and other organisms	Levy,J.F.	147-160
Decay and degrade of wood by soft rot fungi and other organisms Q&A		161-176
Recent investigations at the Forest Products Research Laboratory		177-190
Delegates and visitors		191-195

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BWPA 1968

Cover page		i
President: Blundell L.W.	Photo	ii
List of officers		iii-iv
Association structure		v
Application form		vi
Contents page		ix
President's opening address	Halvor Fehn	1-4
A survey on the application of pressure treated wood – and some service records	Jacquiot, C.	5-16
A survey on the application of pressure treated wood Q&A		17-24
Antagonistic action of bacteria against fungi, role in the preservation of wood chips	Richardson B.A.	25-27
Antagonistic action of bacteria against fungi, role in the preservation of wood chipsQ&A		28-38
The development of new joinery pretreatment	Belford D., Nicholson J	39-52
The development of new joinery pretreatment Q&A		53-68
Emulsion additives: a new concept in copper chrome arsenate treatment	Haigh F.R.	69-93
Emulsion additives: a new concept in copper chrome arsenate treatment Q&A		94-102
The use of preserved timber in the electricity distribution industry		103-123
The use of preserved timber in the electricity distribution industry Q&A		124-130
Recent research in wood protection at the FPRL laboratory	Cymorek S.	131-143
Recent research in wood protection at the FPRL laboratory Q&A		144-160
Wood boring insects:morphological, anatomical, physiological & behavioural	Alliot H.	161-170
Wood boring insects:morphological, anatomical, physiological & behavioural Q&A		171-180
Pigmented organic solvent type wood preservatives		181-192
Pigmented organic solvent type wood preservatives Q&A		193-201
Delegates and visitors		202-206

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BWPA 1969

Cover page		i
President: Blundell L.W.	Photo	ii
List of officers		iii-iv
Association structure		v
Application form		vi
Contents page		ix
President's opening address		1-4
Assessment of insecticidal smokes for the control of wood boring insects	Harris E.C.	5-23
Assessment of insecticidal smokes for the control of wood boring insects Q&A		24-30
The structure of wood and its protection	Bossard H.H.	31-41
The structure of wood and its protection Q&A		42-44
History and use of CCA preservatioves in New Zealand	McQuire A.J.	45-65
History and use of CCA preservatioves in New Zealand Q&A		66-70
The spectrum of interaction between fungi and wood	Levy J.F.	71-78
The spectrum of interaction between fungi and wood Q&A		79-82
Recent work on wood protection at the FPRL	Baker J.,Savory J.,Smith D.N	83-99
Recent work on wood protection at the FPRL Q&A		100-112
Mechanism of action of CCA preservatives against wood destroying fungi	Benster N.A.	113-127
Mechanism of action of CCA preservatives against wood destroying fungi Q&A		128-132
Environmental use of timber:study & assessment of water penetration into buildings		133-172
Environmental use of timber:study & assessment of water penetration into buildings Q&A		173-179
Delegates and visitors		180-185

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BWPA 1970

Cover page		i
President: Waterman A.G.	Photo	ii
List of officers		iii-iv
Association structure		v
Application form		vi
Contents page		ix
President's opening address		1-4
Penetration of organic solvent preservatives w.r.t a method of bioassay	Cornwell P.B.	5-32
Penetration of organic solvent preservatives w.r.t.to a method of bioassay Q&A		33-36
Tributyl tin wood preservatives	Richardson B.A.	37-49
Tributyl tin wood preservatives Q&A		50-58
Controlled double vacuum treatment with organic solvent preservatives	Watson R.W	59-76
Controlled double vacuum treatment with organic solvent preservatives Q&A		77-80
The action of fungi and bacteria during wood deterioration	Liese W.	81-94
The action of fungi and bacteria during wood deterioration Q&A		95-98
Wood protection research at the FPRL laboratory	Baker J., Savory J., Smith D.	99-117
Wood protection research at the FPRL laboratory Q&A		118-128
Toxic hazards from wood preservatives	Barnes J.M.	129-137
Toxic hazards from wood preservatives Q&A		138-142
Fire retardent wood treatment in the USA	Davies D.L.	143-150
Fire retardent wood treatment in the USA Q&A		151-155
Delegates & visitors		156-159

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BWPA 1971

Cover page		i
President: Waterman A.G.	Photo	ii
List of officers		iii-iv
Association structure		v
Application form		vi
Contents page		ix
President's opening address		1-3
The preservation of spruce poles using a biological pretreatment	Dunleavy J.A., Fogarty W.M.	5-28
The preservation of spruce poles using a biological pretreatment Q&A		29-34
Research on fire and the behaviour of timber and wood based materials	Hall G.S.	35-42
Regulations, fire and wood in buildings	Ollis J.	43-48
Discussion on fire papers	Tinner A., by Cramer C.R.	49-54
Statement on detection & determination of TBT compounds in treated wood	Baker J.M., Savory J.G.	55-60
Summary of a remedial treatment symposium		61-62
Studies on the interaction of fungi, wood preservatives and wood	Levy J.F.	63-72
Studies on the interaction of fungi, wood preservatives and wood Q&A		73-76
The fixation of CCA preservatives in spotted gum	Nicholson J., Levi M.P.	77-90
The fixation of CCA preservatives in spotted gum Q&A		91-94
Wood preservative tests and their assessment	Hilditch E.A., Hambling R.E.	95-113
Wood preservative tests and their assessment Q&A		114-116
Developments in wood preservation in Sweden	Henningsson B.	117-126
Developments in wood preservation in Sweden Q&A		127-128
The role of water repellents in the protection of timber	Banks W.B.	129-147
The role of water repellents in the protection of timber Q&A		148-150
Disfigurement of decorative timbers by blue stain fungi	Dickinson D.J.	151-169
Disfigurement of decorative timbers by blue stain fungi Q&A		170-172
Wood protection research at the FPRL laboratory 1970-1971	Baker J., Morgan J., Savory J.	173-187
Delegates & visitors		188-192

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BWPA 1972

Cover page		i
President: E.A.S.Price	Photo	ii
List of officers		iii
Association structure		v
Contents page		ix
President's opening address	E.A.S.Price	1-2
The pest status of British wood boring insects	Baker.J.M.	3-15
The pest status of British wood boring insects Q&A		16-22
Thoughts on marketing preserved wood	Carmo.A.M.	23-28
Thoughts on marketing preserved wood Q&A		29-30
The decay of wood in aquatic environments	Jones.E.B.G.	31-47
The decay of wood in aquatic environments Q&A		48-50
The remedial and curative treatment of timber in France Q&A	Alliot.H.,Guillemain-Thevenot.J	51-60
The remedial and curative treatment of timber in France		61-62
Structural dampness	Gratwick.R.T.	63-73
Structural dampness Q&A		74-76
Sapstain control	Richardson.B.A.	77-87
Sapstain control Q&A		88-90
Creosote as a preservative for timber in cooling towers	Betts.W.D., Spranklin.D.H.	91-105
Creosote as a preservative for timber in cooling towers Q&A		106-108
The course of fixation of Cu-Cr-As as wood preservatives	Dahlgren.S.E.	109-125
The course of fixation of Cu-Cr-As as wood preservatives Q&A		126-128
Test method for evaluating effectiveness against subterranean termite attack	Nicholas.D., DeRyke.R.	129-136
Test method for evaluating effectiveness against subterranean termite attack Q&A		137-140
The marketing of CCA treated fencing in the British Isles	Smith .C.S.	141-158
The marketing of CCA treated fencing in the British Isles Q&A		159-160
The role of resins in joinery preservatives	Stalker.I.N.	161-179
The role of resins in joinery preservatives Q&A		180-182
Wood protection research at Princes Risborough Laboratory 1971-1972	Baker.J., Morgan.J., Savory.J.	183-199
Delegates and visitors		200-204

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BWPA 1973

Cover page		i
President: E.A.S.Price	Photo	ii
List of officers		iii
Association structure		iv
Contents page		vii
President's opening address		1-2
Work of the protection division at he Princes Risborough Laboratory 1972	Baker J.M., Miller.E.R., Morgan.J.W., Savory.J.G.	3-21
Work of the protection division at he Princes Risborough Laboratory 1972 Q&A		22-24
A new all weather fire retardant treatment for wood based products	Henry.W.T.	25-41
A new all weather fire retardant treatment for wood based products Q&A		42-46
The role of coatings in timber preservation	Uitervaal.D.J.D., Blom.C.W.	47-67
The role of coatings in timber preservation Q&A		68-70
Timber education and training	Chugg.W.A.	71-85
Timber education and training Q&A		86-88
Bioassay of the penetration and persistence of organic-solvent preservatives	Hawkes.C.	89-102
Bioassay of the penetration and persistence of organic-solvent preservatives Q&A		103-104
The inherent durability of wood	Borgin.K.	105-125
The inherent durability of wood Q&A		126
Association of bacteria with increased permeability of water-stored spruce wood	Dunleavy J., Moroney J., Rossell S.	127-148
The use of spruce for transmission poles	Dunleavy J., Moroney J., Balfe D., Prendergast J.	149-169
Discussion of above two papers		170-172
Volatile losses of wood preservatives	Morgan.J., Purslow.D.F.	173-191
Volatile losses of wood preservatives Q&A		192-194
Modern developments in the application of organic solvent preservatives	Hambling.R.E.	195-207
Modern developments in the application of organic solvent preservatives Q&A		208-210
Delegates and visitors		211-216

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BWPA 1974

Cover page		i
President B.W.Eades	Photo	ii
List of officers		iii
Association structure
Contents page		vi
President's opening address	Levy J.F., Millbank J.W., Dwyer G., Baines E.F.	1-2
The role of bacteria in wood decay	Sabroe J.	3-14
Danish development in timber preservation and implication of supervision schemes	Kyte C.T., Bricknell J.M.	15-34
The prevention of rising damp using a chemical grouting system	Brooks F.W.	35-54
The specification of wood preservative treatments	Baker J.M.	55-70
Harmonisation of European standards for wood preservative testing	Bruse W.E.	71-86
Wood preservation since 1966	Hilditch E.A.	87-94
Wood preservative tests		95-103
Delegates and visitors		104-110

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BWPA 1975

Cover page		i
President B.W.Eades	Photo	ii
List of officers		iii
Association structure		iv
Contents page		vii
President's opening address	Levy J.F.	1-2
The future of wood preservation	Stalker I.N., Cornwell P.B.
Safe application of copper chrome arsenate preservatives		3-34
Safe application of copper chrome arsenate preservatives Q&A	Fougerousse M., Perlade J.	35-36
The present status of termites in Europe	Howick C.D.	37-50
Influence of specimen size, test period and matrix on wood eaten by termites		51-63
Influence of specimen size, test period and matrix on wood eaten by termites Q&A	Richardson S.A.	64-66
The legal responsibilities of timber infestation surveyors and their employers		67-78
The legal responsibilities of timber infestation surveyors and their employers Q&A	Hall G.S.	79-82
Flame retardent treatments – the state of the art		83-95
Flame retardent treatments – the state of the art Q&A	Scully A.C.R.	96-102
Timber preservation: random views of an architect		103-109
Timber preservation: random views of an architect Q&A	Butcher J.A.	110-112
Factors affecting decay of softwoods by soft rot fungi		113-122
Factors affecting decay of softwoods by soft rot fungi Q&A	Baker J.M., Miller E.R., Morgan J.W.W., Savory J.G.	123-126
Research in wood protection at the FPRL laboratory in 1973 & 1974		127-150
Research in wood protection at the FPRL laboratory in 1973 & 1974 Q&A	Kyte C.T.	151-152
The compatibility of double vacuum impregnated timber with decorative finishes		153-165
The compatibility of double vacuum impregnated timber with decorative finishes Q&A		166-169
Delegates and visitors		170-174

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BWPA 1976

Cover page		i
President A,J,Oyler	Photo	ii
List of officers		iii-iv
Association structure		v
Contents page		vi
President's opening address	Savory J.G., Carey J.K.	1-2
Laboratory assessment of the toxic efficacy of joinery preservative treatments		3-21
Laboratory assessment of the toxic efficacy of joinery preservative treatments Q&A	Dickinson D.J., Sorkhoh N.A.A., Levy J.F.	22-24
Effect of microdistribution of wood preservatives on the performance of treated wood	Aston D., Watson R.W.	25-40
The performance of preservative treated hardwoods in ground contact		41-53
Q&A on above papers	Bricknell J.M.	54-58
Surveying for rot – a specialist approach		59-69
Surveying for rot – a specialist approach Q&A	Coggins C.R.	70-72
Growth patterns of Serpula lacrymans, the dry rot fungus		73-82
Growth patterns of Serpula lacrymans, the dry rot fungus Q&A	Oxley T., King B., Long K.	83-86
Effects on decay of wood caused by redistribution of nutrients during drying		87-96
Effects on decay of wood caused by redistribution of nutrients during drying Q&A	Vihavainen T.	97-100
Wood preservatiuon in Finland		101-111
Wood preservatiuon in Finland Q&A	Betts W.D.	112-114
Relevance of specifications for creosote to the end use of the treated timber		115-128
Relevance of specifications for creosote to the end use of the treated timber Q&A	Becker G.	129-132
New results on nutrition, orientation and activity of termites		133-142
New results on nutrition, orientation and activity of termites Q&A		143-146
Delegates and visitors		147-152

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BWPA 1977

Cover page		i
President A.J.Oyler	Photo	ii
List of officers		iii
Association structure		v
Contents page		vii
President's opening address	Baker J.M., Laidlaw R.A., Miller E.R., Savory J.G.	1-2
Research in wood protection at FPRL laboratory 1975-1976		3-27
Research in wood protection at FPRL laboratory 1975-1976 Q&A	Baines E.F., Dickinson D.J., Levy J.F., Millbank J.W.	28-32
Timber decay in ground contact: the analysis of the hazard	Barr A.R.M.	33-46
The role of soils in the colonisation and decay of cellulose by microfungi		47-60
Q&A on above papers	Richardson S.A.	61-70
The convention records and remedial treatment		71-84
The convention records and remedial treatment Q&A	Hickin N.E.	85-98
Insects other than wood borers found in buildings		99-123
Insects other than wood borers found in buildings Q&A	Arsenault R.D.	124-128
Health aspects of CCA preservatives: a review of arsenates and cancer		129-180
Health aspects of CCA preservatives: a review of arsenates and cancer Q&A	Nash T.G.	181-186
Influence of quality control and assessment on the marketing of treated poles		187-199
Influence of quality control & assessment on the marketing of treated poles Q&A	Cymorek S.	200-204
Test methods for preservatives against Lyctus:1 Testing of treated veneer	Leightley L., Eaton R.A.	205-216
Test methods for preservatives against Lyctus:2 Testing glueline of plywood Q&A	Leightley L., Eaton R.A.	217-220
Mechanics of decay in timber by aquatic micro-organisms		221-246
Mechanics of decay in timber by aquatic micro-organisms Q&A		247-250
Presidents closing remarks		251-252
Delegates and visitors		253-258

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BWPA 1978

Cover page		i
President Dr J.F.Levy	Photo	ii
List of officers		iii
Association structure		v
Contents page		vii
President's opening address	Levy J.F.	1
Wood preservation research in Sweden	Hernningsson B.	3-8
Effectiveness of CCA preservatives in hardwood species against soft rot fungi	Aston D.	9-14
The role of the timber infestation surveyor	Scobie D.	15-18
The permanence of tributyltin oxide in timber	Henshaw B.G., Laidlaw R.A., Orsler R.J., Carey J.K., Savory J.G.	19-29
The Australian timber preservation industry	Rudling K.R.	30-40
Developments in the treatment of sawn spruce by double vacuum impregnation	Kyte C.T., Saunders L.D.A.	41-47
A new brand of metallic chemicals for use in wood preservation	Sparkls C.R.	48-51
Recent developments in wood preservation creosote	Betts W.D., Moore F.R.	52-59
President's closing remarks Dr J.F.Levy	Levy J.F.	60
Delegates and visitors		61-63

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BWPA 1979

Cover page		i
President Dr J.F.Levy	Photo	ii
List of officers		iii
Association structure		v
Contents page		vii
President's opening address	Levy J.F.	1
Research at Inst.Wood Biology & Preservation, Hamburg-Reinbek	Liese W., Willeitner H.	3-12
Bacterial breakdown of wood in aquatic habitats	Holt D.M., Jones E.B.G., Furtado S.E.J.	13-24
Environmental monitoring of in-situ treatments	Coggins C.R., Lothian M.T.	25-32
Mechanisms of decay and its prevention	Dickinson D.J., Levy J.F.	33-37
Ammoniacal wood preservatives	Hulme M.A.	38-50
Research in wood protection at FPRL laboratory 1977-1978	Baker J., Bravery A., Laidlaw R., Miller E.	51-60
Fire behaviour and acceptability of timber	Malhotra H.L.	61-68
New markets for fire retardent treated wood	Brooks F.W., Lewis D.A.	69-79
President's closing remarks	Levy J.F.	80
Delegates & visitors		81-83

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BWPA 1980

Cover page		i
President' E.M.Buchan	Photo	ii
List of officers		iii
Association structure		v
Contents page		vii
President's opening address	Buchan E.M.	1
Selected ares of current Australian research in wood preservatives	Greaves H.	3-13
The role of pre-treatment in the finishing of exterior softwood	Braverty A.F., Miller E.R.	14-23
The diagnosis of causes of dampness in buildings	Bricknell J.M.	24-30
Assessment of toxicity of chemicals – pesticides safety precautions scheme	Fielder R.J.	31-36
Experiences in the use of creosote in the USA	Brennan J.F.	37-42
Performance of water repellents on moisture absorption in exposed wood	Banks W.B., Voulgaridis E.V.	43-53
Biology and control of some wood-boring invertebrates	Rutherford D., Reay R.C., Ford M.G., Furtado S.E.M., Jones E.B.G.	54-66
Wood protection research at Imperial College	Levy J.F., Dickinson D.J.	67-73
President's closing remarks	Buchan E.M.	74
Delegates & visitors		75-76

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BWPA 1981

Cover page		i
President E.M.Buchan	Photo	ii
List of officers		iii
Association structure		v
Contents page		vii
President's opening address	Buchan E.M.	1-2
Research in wood protection at FPRL laboratory 1979-1980	Bravery A.F., Dobbs A.J., Laidlaw R.A., Miller E.R.	3-11
The role of additives in organic solvent based wood preservatives	Sheard L.	12-18
Studies on the translocation in the dry rot fungus Serpula lacrymans	Jennings D.H.	19-25
The restoration of structural timbers	Waterhouse M.	26-31
Non-arsenical WB preservatives, review of performance and properties	Tillott R.J., Coggins C.R.	32-48
Investigations into the use of spruce poles in overhead line supports	Fowlie I.M.	49-58
Exterior wood stains: Varieties, performance and appearance	Hilditch E.A., Crookes J.V.	59-66
Nutrient control of wood decay and preservative performance	King B., Mowe G.M., Bruce A.	67-75
President's closing remarks	Buchan E.M.	76
Delegates & visitors		77-78

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BWPA 1982

Cover page		i
President D.S.Belford	Photo	ii
List of officers		iii
Association structure		v
Contents page		vii
President's opening address	Belford D.S.	1
The Australian quarantine regulations	Paton R. (by Tracey M.V.)	3-9
Creosote: A century of service as a wood preservative	Betts W.D.	10-27
Action of dilute emulsions in the eradication of of wood boring insects	Orsler R.J., Berry R.W.	28-38
Techniques for the evaluation of remedial treatments in the laboratory	Ingleby A.	39-45
Behaviour of OS preservatives during impregnation of EU whitewood	Saunders L.D.A.	46-54
Axial penetration in double vacuum treatment of window joinery	Jensen B., Imsgard F.	55-64
Anti-sapstain treatments for freshly sawn timber: The new chemicals.	Coggins C.R.	65-71
The role of research in relation to wood preservatiuon.		72-80
President's closing remarks	Belford D.S.	81
Delegates & visitors		82-83

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BWPA 1983

Cover page		i
Presiden D.S.Belford	Photo	ii
List of officers		iii
Association structure		v
Contents page		vii
President's opening address	Belford D.S.	1
Aspects of wood protection research 1981-82 at the BRE PRL	Bravery A.F., Dobbs A.J., et al	3-15
Performance of hardwoods treated to high retentions with CCA	Lewis D.A., Brooks F.W.	16-25
A water dispersible oil borne preservative for treatment of timber	Kirchner R.P., Taylor J.M.	26-37
The cost effectiveness of pre-treated timber:past, present and future	Birrell D., Nightingale P.M.	38-46
Use of home grown spruce poles as overhead line supports	Fowlie I.M., Sheard L.	47-60
Further developments in metallic soap-based wood preservatives	Hilditch E.A., Sparks C.R.	61-72
Borate diffusion techniques for the in-situ treatment of joinery	Dicker P.E., Dickinson D.J., Edlund M.L., Henningsson B.	73-81
Home improvements: What are the OFTs aims?	Johnson M.D.C.	82-87
President's closing remarks	Belford D.S.	88
Delegates & visitors		89-90

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BWPA 1984

Cover page		i
President R.P.Marshall	Photo	ii
List of officers		iii
Association structure		v
Contents page		vii
President's opening address	Marshall R.P.	1
The cellular distribution of paraffin wax in water repellent treated wood	Banks W.B., Carragher J.G.	3-12
Weathering interactions on treated and untreated wood surfaces	Feist W.C.	13-23
Quality control and quality assurance in the timber preservation industry	Coggins C.R.	24-31
The use of synthetic pyrethroids as wood preservatives	Carter S.W.	32-41
The nature and control of decay in creosoted electricity poles	Morris P.I., Dickinson D.J., Levy J.F.	42-55
Impregnation system for treatment with organic solvent preservatives.	Moldrup S.	56-63
A statistical analysis of dry rot attacks in buildings	Bricknell J.M.	64-75
Timber engineering in-situ	Oates D.W., Rickards M.	76-88
President's closing remarks	Marshall R.P.	89
Delegates & visitors		90-91

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BWPA 1985

Cover page		i
President R.P.Marshall	Photo	ii
List of officers		iii
Association structure		v
Contents page		vii
President's opening address	Marshall R.P.	1
Developments in the assessment of joinery preservatives	Carey J.K., Bravery A.F.	3-13
Development of prophylactic chemicals for the treatment of green timber	Lewis D.A., Williams G.R., Eaton R.A.	14-28
Interactions between copper and wood degrading fungi	Sutter H.P., Jones G.	29-41
Wood protection research at Imperial College	Levy J.F., Dickinson D.J., Murphy R.J.	42-46
Stability and performance of fungicides used for wood preservation.	Imsgard F., Jensen B., Plum H., Landsiedel H.	47-54
Creosote, technical developments and environmental requirements	Alscher A., Löhnert G.	55-63
Appraisal of fungicidal emulsions for in-situ treatment	Saunders L.A., Blow D.P.	64-73
R&D in wood preservation as an adjunct to customer service.	Barr A.R.M.	74-79
President's closing remarks	Marshall R.P.	80
Delegates & visitors		81-83

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BWPA 1986

Cover page		i
President J.David	Photo	ii
List of officers		iii
Association structure		v
Contents page		vii
President's opening address	David J.	1
Public relations in the chemical industry	Dewhurst P.	3-7
The current status of wood presedrvation in New Zealand	Hedley M.	8-13
Commercial water-borne treatments of spruce in the UK	Baines E.F.	14-26
Decay of wood by micro-organisms in aquatic habitats	Mouzouras R., Venkatasamy R., Jones E.B.G.	27-45
Diffusion treatments of sawn sitka spruce	Murphy R.J., Dickinson D.J.	46-56
PEC – a family of improved oil-based preservatives	Greaves H., Watkins J.B., Chin C.W.	57-66
PRL Review paper	Morgan J.W.W., Bravery A.F., Orsler R.J., Miller E.R.	67-77
The changing face of the in-situ treatment industry	Bricknell J.M.	78-83
President's closing remarks	David J.	84
Delegates & visitors		85-86

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BWPA 1987

Cover page		i
President J.David	Photo	ii
List of officers		iii
Association structure		v
Contents page		vii
President's opening address	David J.	1
F.E.P.A. And the Control of Pesticides Regulations	Hubbard S.A.	3-8
Pentachlorophenol (PCP) and the environment	Ozanne G.	9-27
Tributyl tin compounds in wood preservatives: Health & Safety aspects	Schweinfurth H.	28-32
Review of current EEC Regulations for treatment of wood	Anderson D.	33-47
The role of timber preservation in promoting timber	Sunley J.G.	48-52
Cellular distribution of PCP and paraffin wax in treated spruce & pine	Retallick S.J., Banks W.B.	53-68
New CCA treatment specs & results from their practical application	Ewbank G.A., Oliver A.C.	69-76
Virulence investigations on several basidiomycete test fungi	Hegarty B.	77-83
A consultant's observations on remedial treatment and surveys	Kyte C.T.	84-90
President's closing remarks	David J.	91
Delegates & visitors		92-93

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BWPA 1988

Cover page		i
President E.A. Hilditch	Photo	ii
List of officers		iii
Association structure		v
Contents page		vii
President's opening address	David J.	1
Treatment of steam-conditioned pine poles with copper naphthenate in hydrocarbon solvent	Barnes H.M., Hein R.W.	3-24
Deadline 1992 for the wood preservation industry	Van Steertegem G.	25-32
Problems in Germany with loss of traditional chemicals to the wood preservation industry	Willeitner H.	33-38
Performance of wood preserving and wood finishing systems exposed in natural weathering.	Valcke A.R.A., Stevens M.	591-50
New aspects of wood creosoting with respect to process and environmental aspects. Part 1 – General aspects related to creosote as well as salt treated timber.	de Jong D.	51-56
Part 2 – New design for the creosoting plant.	Kiujvenhoven L.J.	57-64
The role of copper in fixed waterborne preservatives	Gray S.M., Dickinson D.J.	65-78
A view of all dampcoursing in the UK	Pretty A.	79-84
Assessment of efficacy of wood preservatives	Morgan J.W.W.	85-93
President's closing remarks	David J.	94
Delegates & visitors		95-96

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BWPA 1989

Cover page		i
President E.A. Hilditch	Photo	ii
List of officers		iii
Association structure		v
Contents page		vii
President's opening address	David J.	1
Performance of metal fastenings in CCA treated timber	Cross J, Bailey G, Sussex G, Schofield M.	3-6
Twenty five years of joinery treatment	Lewis D.A., Aston D.	7-14
Water repellents as a double barrier against moisture absorption	Borgin K.B.	15-19
Forty years experience in re-treating timber utility poles	Smith I.G.	20-26
European standards for wood preservation – progress to 1992	Brooks F.W.	27-34
Development of boron based wood preservatives	Dickinson D.J., Murphy R.J.	35-44
Chemical damp-proof coursing between 1978 and 1988	Jones C.J.	45-52
Remedial treatment:Study of operator and post-treatment exposure	McCutcheon G., Reynolds R.	53-60
President's closing remarks	David J.	61
Delegates & visitors		62-63

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BWPDA 1990

Cover page		i
President P.D. North	Photo	ii
List of officers		iii
Association structure		v
Contents page		vii
President's opening address	North P.D.	1
Research on wood protection in the timber division of BRE	Berry R., Bravery A., Miller R., Orsler R.	3-17
Developments in Danish wood treatments & research at DTI	Sheard L.	18-23
Environment legislation in Europe: current and future legislation	Connell M., Anderson D.G.	24-34
Biotechnical developments in wood preservation	King B., Palfreyman J.W., Bruce A., Smith G.M., Button D., Mowe G.	35-40
Moisture content control before preservation – the whys and hows	Hall G.S., Bennett G.A.	41-47
Decay resistance of chemically modified wood	Hale M., Cardias F.	48-56
Effects on pesticides on historic materials	Child R.E.	57-60
Dry rot: new methods of detection and treatment	Koch A.P.	61-68
President's closing remarks	North P.D.	69
Delegates & visitors		70-71

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BWPDA 1991

Cover page		i
President P.D. North	Photo	ii
List of officers		iii
Association structure		v
Contents page		vii
President's opening address	North P.D.	1
Preserving the past, protecting the future	Bigg M.G.	3-9
Environment protection and timber treatment plants – accelerated fixation etc	Coggins C.R., Mouldrup M.B.	10-15
Adding value to CCA treated timber	Cornfield J., Sturgis R.	16-25
Advances in the preservation treatment of commercially important timbers	Orsler R.J., Smith G.A.	26-40
The cause and control of pretreatment decay in home grown poles	Dickinson D.J., Murphy R.J.	41-50
Fundamental studies on the fungus cellar/soil bed	Archer K., Preston A.	51-59
The control of dampness below ground as a result of the rising water table in London	Hewitt P.N.	60-67
Training and vocational qualifications in wood preserving and damp proofing industries	Wright T.	68-75
President's closing remarks	North P.D.	76
Delegates & visitors		77-78

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BWPDA 1992

Cover page		i
President photo P.G.Shaw	Photo	ii
List of officers		iii
Association structure		v
Contents page		vii
President's opening address	P.G.Shaw	1
Wood preservation research in New Zealand	Vinden P., Hedley M., Wakeling R.	3-13
Reaction to fire testing of wood products – towards the future	Murrell J.	14-23
Recent developments in wood preservation research in Australia	Greaves H.	24-30
The origin, effectiveness, use, dispsal and future of coal tar creosote	Hutchison G.O.	31-37
Nanosol microemulsions:high performance water based wood preservatives	Czipir J.J., Dawson H.B., Lankford W.T., Fitzsimons P.J., Woodhouse L.B.	38-44
The conservative repair and treatment of timbers in historic buildings	George C.J.D., Mountford A.D.	45-60
Remedial timber treatment – a study of occupational exposure	Tilt M., Saleem A., Hampton J., Cocker J., Nutley B.P., Brown R.H., Robertson S., HSE., Brownsill F., Fitzsimons P.,	61-67
Pollution of the River Bourne with timber preservative March 1990	Claydon G.R.	68-74
CIMAH & environment risk assessment of chemical hazards	Welsh S.	75-86
Prescribed timber processes under Environmental Protection Act 1990	Litten D.G.	87-92
Non agricultural pesticides directive	Wilson G.	93-96
President's closing remarks		97-98
Delegates & visitors		99-100

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BWPDA 1993

Cover page		i
President P.G.Shaw	Photo	ii
List of officers		iii
Association structure		v
Contents page		vii
BRE research on new European standards for wood preservatives	Bravery A.F.,Orsler R.J., Berry R.W.	3-18
Bacterial pre-treatment of Douglas Fir roundwood for treatability	Allen J.D., Archer K.J., Walker J.C.	19-27
A new timber preservative	Cornfield J.A., Connell M.	28-36
Biodeterioration studies of the Mary Rose	Jones G.E.B.	37-44
A cool alternative	Child R.E.	45-47
Bats and timber treatment: past present and future	Bemment G.,	48-52
Diagnosis of condensation	Parnham P.	53-55
Microemulsions for timber treatment formulations & effect on performance	Dawson M.B.	56-66
EC directives on pollution control – towards an integrated approach	Ewbank G.E.,	67-80
Delegates & visitors		81-82

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BWPDA 1994

Cover page		i
President L.B.Woodhouse	Photo	ii
List of officers		iii
Association structure		v
Contents page		vii
On the application of life cycle assessment to preservative treated timber products	Hillier W., Murphy R.J., Dickinson D.J., Bell J.N.B.	3-11
Assessment of performance of new preservatives using non-standard test methods	Wiliams G.R.	12-18
New water borne wood preservatives	Richardson B.A.	19-23
Microemulsions in the treatment of timber	Dawson H.B.	24-31
H.M. Field Inspectorate, CoSHH and CONDAM & the treatment & damp-proofing industry	Wintrell C.	32-33
Silicone micro-emulsion concentrates for damp-proof course applications	Lambert D.J., Mayer H.	34-42
Timber – its protection and reaction to fire	Bush S.	43-45
UK vocational qualifications for remedial technicians and industrial plant operators	Emery V.	46-49
Delegates & visitors		50-51

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BWPDA 1995

Cover page		i
President L.B.Woodhouse	Photo	ii
List of officers		iii
Association structure		iv
Contents page		v
List of presenters		vii
The BWPDA Manual – It's future form and role	Saunders L.D.A.	3-4
Reaction mechanisms and fixation properties of copper-based timber preservatives	Hughes A.S.	5-13
Wood preservation in France. Current situation and trends	Ozanne G.	14-24
A European view on wood preservation in 1995	de Jaeger P.	25-27
Wood preservations in the USA	Yeadon E.	28-32
Green diamond – revitalising CCA	Jones M.G., Aston D.	33-36
Progress in wood protection research at the BRE	Bravery A.F., Berry R.W., Carey J.K., Miller E.R., Orsler R.J.	37-49
Academic view of remedial damp-proofing industry & moisture measurement in masonry	Howell J.	50-51
Leaching of boron wood preservatives – a reappraisal	Lloyd J.D., Manning M.J.	52-66
Delegates & visitors		67-68

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BWPDA 1996

Cover page		i
President's photo F.W.Brooks		ii
List of officers		iii
Contents page		iv
Presidents opening address	Brooks F.W.	1
Sterilization and borate treatment on the RRS Discovery	Dickinson D.J., Murphy R.J.	3-6
Wood preservation in Australia	Greaves H.	7-15
Environmental issues & effects on preservation R&D in New Zealand	Hedley M., Gifford J., Mason T.	16-24
The proposed biocides directive	Wilson G.	25-29
The protection of wood treated with copper azole preservative	Williams G.R., Ryan N.P.	30-36
Suitability of benzoyl urea compounds as insecticides in wood presrvatives	Wegan H-W., Platen A., Hollbacher G.	37-41
Chemical modification of wood: new results and potentials	Hill C.A.S.,Jones D.	42-46
Recent research on the dry rot funguis Serpula lacrymans	Palfreyman J.W.	47-49
Structural waterproofing of existing basements	Hewitt P.N.	50-57
The reconstruction of the Globe Theatre	McCurdy P., Lewis D.A.	58-64
President's closing remarks	Brooks F.W.	65
Delegates & visitors		66-67

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BWPDA 1997

Cover pages		i-ii
Contents page		iii
President's opening remarks	Brooks F.W.	1
The EWPM	Simonin J-B	2-3
Sustainability: can we still achieve it?	Wallis C.I.	4-5
Timber preservation in South Africa	Currie A.	6-9
Wood preservation in Ireland	Cahill D.	10-15
Assessing effectiveness of treatments against fungal attack	Carey J.K.	16-23
Environmental liability	Castle P.	24-27
The Environment Agency and the wood preservation industry	Cladon G.	28
Design for durability in timber – a history	Ross P.	29-30
The dry rot fungus	Koch A.P.	31-33
Remedial wall tie and masonry restraint system	Brownhill F.	34-35
President's closing remarks	Brooks F.W.	36

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