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A new approach is presented in terms of the analysis of wood-cement (WC) compatibility, which is based on a similarity coefficient (C S ) that reflects the degree of resemblance between the curves of the “WC hydration temperature vs. time (24 h)” based on 15 g WC mixture and that of neat cement (C). This approach classifies clearly the compatibilities of different wood species on a scale of 0–100%, on which the most incompatible species have C S -values &lt;5% and the upper compatibility class C S  data around 95%, which is close to that of C, and which cannot be exceeded. The C S -value is well suited for modelling the inhibitory behaviour of all woods. In the discussion, the C S -approach is compared with other inhibitory indices proposed in the literature.

Wood-cement inhibition revisited and development of new wood-cement inhibitory and compatibility indices based on twelve wood species