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Recipes for the modification of native woods for the production of acoustic woods


The aim of the five cooperation partners involved in this project is to develop a new quenching and tempering system for acoustic wood and the modification process for this. After quenching and tempering, European woods are to have similar acoustic properties to many wood species from the various tropical forests, whose use is becoming increasingly difficult.
The new plant will be systematically developed and set up so that native woods can be modified in it to produce acoustic wood, and the musical instruments built with it will produce the melodious sound that today also opens up a worldwide market for German musical instruments - albeit today still with tropical woods as the basis of the instruments.


The research project was made possible by the SubMat4Music network project.


  • more projects about thermowood you can find here.
  • more projects about musical instruments you can find here.

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Partners of the research project

sfa



SFA GmbH & Co KG, Aichstetten


tudresd


TU Dresden, Institute of Natural Materials Engineering, Professorship of Wood Technology and Fiber Materials Engineering



Funding

Central Innovation Programme for small and medium-sized enterprises (ZIM) of the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWi)

Funding code: 16KN072621

Project duration: 01.04.2018 bis 31.10.2020

Funded by:

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Head of project 

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Alexander Pfriem (Alexander.Pfriem@hnee.de)

contact persons

Lothar Clauder M.Sc. (Lothar.Clauder@hnee.de)

Tobias Bender B.Sc. (Tobias.Bender@hnee.de)

Christoph Munk B.Sc. (Christoph.Munk@hnee.de)