full-cell process [¦fu̇l ¦sel ′präs·əs]
(engineering)
A process of preservative treatment of wood that uses a pressure vessel and first draws a vacuum on the charge of wood and then introduces the preservative without breaking the vacuum. Also known as Bethell process.
full-cell process
Same as Bethell process.
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