Avaliação dos efeitos do adesivo, gramatura e pressão na qualidade de painéis EGP de Eucalyptus badjensis

Iwakiri, Setsuo; Trianoski, Rosilani; Zunta, Renan Raia; Pereira, Giuliano Ferreira; Rosa, Thiago Souza da

doi:10.18671/scifor.v49n129.20

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“…The need for glue application on the entire surface to be glued, uniformly and without excess, corroborated by (Iwakiri et al 2021), raises the discussion of the comparison between the two methods tested here, illustrated in Figure 4. The current procedure adopted involves the application of the glue with a slightly toothed roller, which ends up resulting in an uneven application of the adhesive, with the thickness of the layer.…”

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Improvement of gluing parameters in Edge Glued Panels

Lanhe,

Israel

2024

Maderas-Cienc Tecnol

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Faced with the need for innovation and waste reduction that the market demands, the high consumption of adhesive in the furniture industry led to the need and interest in studying ways to reduce this consumption, through changes in the bonding process without compromising the mechanical properties of the bonded material. The collage is carried out to form Edge Glued Panels of Pinus taeda (loblolly pine), using PolyVinyl Acetate adhesive with an average weight of 205 g/m². If lower weights are used, using the current application method (roller), mechanical strength problems begin to arise. The objective of this work was to study the feasibility of applying glue by another method (spray) with weights and, consequently, shorter pressing times, to evaluate the conservation of the mechanical properties of the panels through shear and traction tests. For that, samples were made according to the standards with the current situation of bonding (weight of 205 g/m² and pressing time of 80 s), to obtain reference results in the tests, and in the proposed situations (adhesive weights of 125 g/m² and 80 g/m² and pressing times of 70 s and 75 s), in an attempt to reach the established reference values. Regarding the results, it was feasible to conclude that the current method could be replaced by the proposed one, using the spray together with an adhesive weight of 125 g/m² and pressing times of 75 s and 70 s, with no statistically significant difference for the current method

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Improvement of gluing parameters in Edge Glued Panels

Lanhe,

Israel

2024

Maderas-Cienc Tecnol

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“…Iwakiri et al (2021), studying E. badjensis , found mean values of 48.89, 41.31 and 11.44 MPa in static bending after the dry state, high temperature and triple cycle. For tensile, the authors obtained values of 26.78, 24.85 and 19.88 MPa, respectively.…”

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Evaluation of the potential use of Amazonian palm species for the production of edge-glued panels

Braga

Iwakiri

Trianoski

et al. 2022

International Wood Products Journal

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The potential of Attalea maripa and Attalea speciosa was evaluated for the production of edgeglued panels. The chemical and physical properties and the quality of the bonding of the species and mixed treatment between them, under different conditions, were evaluated. The length bonding was performed with polyvinyl acetate (PVA) adhesive and the side with PVA and emulsion polymer isocyanate (EPI) in two spreading rates. The species A. maripa has a lower content of extractives in cold and hot water, total extractives, ash and pH, and higher density compared to A. speciosa. The tangential, radial and volumetric shrinkage and shrinkage anisotropy of the species were statistically equal. On the length bonding, only in the tensile test after drying pre-treatment were the requirements of the technical standards not met. As regards side bonding, the treatments of A. maripa and mixed joints with EPI reached the standard for the pre-treatment in cold water.

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“…For E. badjensis, Iwakiri et al (2021) found average tensile values of 26.78; 24.85 and 19.88 MPa in the dry, high temperature and triple cycle pre-treatments, respectively, and an average wood failure of 25 to 97%. While for P. taeda, Lau (2017) found 20.79, 9.71 and 12.02 MPa in the dry, high temperature and triple cycle pre-treatments, respectively, and average wood failure of 13 and 58%.…”

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“…Even though the vast majority of gluing operations are considered unique, due to the different variables involved in the process, such as species, wood properties, adhesives, gluing parameters, among others (Hunt et al, 2019), the results obtained in this research were satisfactory and compatible with those observed for the most industrially used woods in the production of EGP panels pine and eucalyptus. Iwakiri et al (2021) also using PVA D3 adhesive in a spreading rate of 180 g.m -2 , found resistances to static bending of the butt seams for Eucalyptus badjensis of 48.89, 41.31 and 11.44 MPa in the dry, high temperature and triple cycle pre-treatments, respectively. For P. taeda, Lau (2017) using the same gluing parameters found average values of static bending resistance of 28.53, 14.05 and 7.39 MPa in the dry, hightemperature, and triple cycle pre-treatments, respectively.…”

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“…using EPI adhesive at a spreading rate of 180 g.m -2 ,França et al (2020) found a shear resistance of 12.77 MPa in the dry condition and 8.84 MPa in the wet condition. WhileIwakiri et al (2021) using the same adhesive and spreading rates for E. Cariniana domestica, 5.23 MPa for Copaifera paupera, and 4.31 MPa for Cedrelinga cateniformis in wet pre-treatment, using the same adhesive and spreading rates as in the present study. These authors also evaluated the quality of bonding of joints with mixtures of species, obtaining approval according to the requirements of EN 13353(EN, 2008) standard, only for the combinations of C. domestica x C. cateniformis (5.62 MPa) and C.…”

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Potential for using tropical solid wood waste from the Amazon for the production of edge glued panels

Keffer,

Trianoski,

Santos

et al. 2023

Sci. Electronic Arch

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The objective of this study was to evaluate the potential use of solid wood waste of the following species Cedrela odorata, Enterolobium schomburgkii, Erisma uncinatum, and Qualea paraensis for the manufacture of edge glued panels. The quality of the finger joint and edge bonding with PVA and EPI adhesives, respectively, with spreading rates of 180 g.m-2, was evaluated through static bending, parallel tensile, and shear tests, using ASTM D 5572, EN 13353, and EN 13354 standards. A total of 1,460 test specimens exposed to dry, high temperature, triple cycle, and wet pre-treatments were tested for glue line resistance. The results of all tests for all pre-treatments of finger joints and edge bonding demonstrated the potential of wood waste for the manufacture of edge glued panels for interior use in dry environments. There was a tendency for resistance values to be balanced in splices and joints combined with mixtures of species, possibly due to the densities of the wood pieces. Wet pre-treatment delivered excellent lower 5th percentile results, highlighting the potential of Amazonian tropical solid wood waste for the production of edge glued panels.

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Avaliação dos efeitos do adesivo, gramatura e pressão na qualidade de painéis EGP de Eucalyptus badjensis

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Improvement of gluing parameters in Edge Glued Panels

Improvement of gluing parameters in Edge Glued Panels

Evaluation of the potential use of Amazonian palm species for the production of edge-glued panels

Potential for using tropical solid wood waste from the Amazon for the production of edge glued panels

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