A perspective from furniture and cabinet manufacturers in Turkey

Nemli, Gökay; Hızıroǧlu, Salim; Serіn, Hasan; Akyüz, Kadri Cemil; Akyüz, İlker; Toksoy, Devlet

doi:10.1016/j.buildenv.2006.01.007

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“…Particleboard is well suited for the construction of furniture because of its uniformity, moderate density, ease of cutting, and low cost. Even though it is lower in dimensional stability and strength properties, customer objection on high cost of MDF and plywood promotes it to be used as the raw material (Nemli et al, 2007). Jointing compartment especially made from bio-based resource usually resulted in damages.…”

Section: Particleboardmentioning

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Effects of factors on direct screw withdrawal resistance in medium density fiberboard and particleboard

Yorur

Birinci

Günay

et al. 2020

Maderas, Cienc. tecnol.

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The effect of chipboard screw sizes on screw withdrawal strength was investigated using different screw insertion technique. Large diameter chipboard screw has a thicker screw thread depth than small size chipboard screw. If large chipboard screw tested on screw withdrawal test, then it will have significantly higher screw withdrawal strength than smaller chipboard screw because it will have better particle grip during screw insertion. The objective of this study is to determine screw withdrawal strength of three difference sizes chipboard screw using different types of screw insertion technique; self-drilling, pilot-hole and P+CSK insertion technique. Screw withdrawal strength of different sizes of chipboard screw was measured through its resistance after insertion to the particleboard panel using different style of screw insertion technique. Results obtained shows that the best practice for screw selection was based on screw insertion technique. Samples from three different screw sizes with self-drilling screw insertion technique have met the minimum requirement of screw withdrawal strength. Smaller chipboard screw which is 3.5M CS has the highest screw withdrawal strength when applied with self-drilling screw insertion technique. However, this small diameter of chipboard screw did not meet minimum standard requirement when applied with both screw insertion technique which used pilot-hole pre-drilling; pilot-hole and P+CSK screw insertion technique. The result shows only large chipboard screw applied with pilot-hole insertion technique has better screw withdrawal strength compared to small chipboard screw. There is no significant different of screw withdrawal strength for self-drilling screw insertion technique. This suggests that chipboard screw sizes or screw thread depth did not affect the screw withdrawal strength unless it was applied with pilot-hole pre-drilling.

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Section: Particleboardmentioning

confidence: 99%

Effects of factors on direct screw withdrawal resistance in medium density fiberboard and particleboard

Yorur

Birinci

Günay

et al. 2020

Maderas, Cienc. tecnol.

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“…Tannins can partially be substituted in industrial PF adhesives, due to their use leading to reduced gel time and pressing time. [495][496][497] Tannin-based rigid foams are also an important class of compounds by virtue of their numerous applications such as oral foams, ion adsorption, packaging, crash protection or insulation material with superior properties like their great thermal and re resistance, good mechanical resistance under compression, lower cost and ease of preparation along with an important advantage of being sourced from inexpensive and renewable, environmentally friendly raw materials. 498,499 Recent studies on tannin-based foams formulated without formaldehyde and very volatile blowing agents 500 and by addition of small percentage of multiwall carbon nanotubes have focussed on enhancing the environmental relevance and mechanical properties of these foams.…”

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Naturally occurring phenolic sources: monomers and polymers

2014

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“…Panels made from soundwood had the highest mechanical properties, while 64=[430] F. C. Jorge branchwood panels resulted in the lowest. But mixtures from different parts of black locust trees could be used to manufacture particleboard panels [104]. Melamine impregnated paper offcuts and waste, in finely powdered form, could be applied as a binder for particle board and as a melamine substitute during the formulation and preparation of liquid MUF resins, based on the residual activity of the MF resin present [105].…”

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Recent Advances on Lignocellulosic-Based Composites for Performance and Environmentally-Compatibility Improvement

Jorge

2008

Molecular Crystals and Liquid Crystals

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To write this article, more than 300 articles were overviewed, that covered what has been published in the most important journals of the research area of Wood Science and Technology, from 2002 to 2006. From those, 115 are referred in this article. This review presents the latest results from research on wood composites, and more broadly, on lignocellulosic-based composites, aimed, obviously, at improving performance in service, but with a special emphasis on research progresses that have bringing about environmental benefits, too. Topics covered include chemical modification, nonwood fiber resources, thermoplastic-based composites, composites from waste or recycled lignocellulosics, improvement of biodeterioration resistance, adhesives based on renewable chemical resources, low-or near-zero-emission formaldehyde-based adhesives, reduction of volatile organic compounds emissions, structural applications, inorganic binders, LCA -LifeCycle Assessment, heat treatment, binderless composites.

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A perspective from furniture and cabinet manufacturers in Turkey

Cited by 12 publications

References 1 publication

Effects of factors on direct screw withdrawal resistance in medium density fiberboard and particleboard

Effects of factors on direct screw withdrawal resistance in medium density fiberboard and particleboard

Naturally occurring phenolic sources: monomers and polymers

Recent Advances on Lignocellulosic-Based Composites for Performance and Environmentally-Compatibility Improvement

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