RESEARCH ON THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTIVENESS OF WOOD CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TREATED WITH OLIGOMERIC ANTIPYRENE-ANTISEPTICS WHICH CONTAIN SULFUR

Furqat Nazarov; Fayzulla Nurkulov; Abdulahat Djalilov

doi:10.5281/zenodo.8032566

Furqat Nazarov, Fayzulla Nurkulov, Abdulahat Djalilov

Abstract. The purpose of researching the biological effectiveness of oligomer antipyrene-antiseptics, which contain sulfur, is to protect wood materials from termites. Termites cause serious damage to the wooden part of buildings and structures because of eating wood materials. In this research work, oligomer composites, which are biologically effective in combating termites, obtained physic-chemically. The biological effectiveness of the samples obtained researched in accordance with the requirements of GOST

Keywords: oligomer antipyrene-antiseptics, wood materials, biological effectiveness, termites.

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