Bamboo chips ( Bambusa vulgaris ) as an alternative lignocellulosic raw material for particleboard manufacture

Papadopoulos, Antonios N.; Hill, Callum A. S.; Gkaraveli, A.; Ntalos, George; Karastergiou, Sotirios

doi:10.1007/s00107-003-0447-9

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“…No entanto, ao se considerar o inchamento das amostras após 24 horas, não foi constatada tendência de aumento ou redução da estabilidade com o incremento das partículas de bambu nos painéis. Esse resultado pode ser atribuído à diferença entre a massa específi ca das partículas de madeira e bambu (PAPADOPOULOS, 2004). Embora painéis com maiores proporções de bambu tenham apresentado uma maior absorção de água, para o inchamento em espessura, uma maior liberação das tensões de compressão proporcionada pela menor massa específi ca das partículas de bambu podem ter infl uenciado na obtenção desse resultado.…”

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“…O mesmo caso ocorreu quando se avaliou o desempenho da ligação interna, quando nenhum dos tratamentos avaliados atingiu o valor estabelecido pela normativa, que é de cerca de 0,35 N (ANSI 208.1, 1993). PAPADOPOULOS et al (2004) sugerem que, para atingir as rigorosas exigências da ANSI, painéis produzidos com partículas de bambu colados com UF devem utilizar teores de adesivo de aproximadamente 14%, percentual que representa apenas cerca de 60% do que foi empregado para produção dos painéis no presente estudo.…”

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“…Therefore, for providing wooden raw materials, special attention should be paid to wood wastes/residues from woodworking industries and agricultural residues, because the particleboard industry is able to use and consume a wide range of wooden and nonwooden lignocellulosic wastes/residues (Troger et al 1998, Nemli et al 2003, Guntekin and Karakus 2008. Alternative raw materials such as agricultural residues and fast-growing species can play an important role in the particleboard industry in the future (Papadopoulos et al 2004, Nemli et al 2009). One of the natural resources that can be abundantly available in Iran is reed.…”

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Characterization and utilization of reed stem as a lignocellulosic resource for particleboard production

Kord¹,

Roohani²,

Kord

2015

Maderas, Cienc. tecnol.

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The objective of this study was to investigate the use of the reed stem in manufacturing three-layer particleboard. Variable factors were mixing ratio of reed and industrial wood particles (0:100, 25:75, 50:50, 75:25 and 100:0 in the surface and middle layers), press temperature (170, 180, 190 °C) and pressing cycle time (5, 6, 7 min). Other parameters such as resin content (8% in core and 10% in faces), hardener content (2%), press closing rate (4,5 mm/min), press pressure (30 kg/cm 2 ), board thickness (15 mm), and target density (700 kg/m 3 ) were held constant. The physical and mechanical properties of particleboard panels including modulus of rupture, modulus of elasticity, internal bonding, water absorption and thickness swelling were determined according to the procedures of European standards. The results showed that modulus of rupture, modulus of elasticity, internal bond, water absorption and thickness swelling increased with the increase of reed particles content. The positive influence of press temperature and press time can also be seen in terms of improved physical and mechanical properties. Based on the findings of this study, we can conclude that reed stem can be used to manufacture particleboard.

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“…The increased demands of raw materials in wood panel, pulp and paper manufacturing have led to worldwide shortages of forest resources. Over the past decades, many non-wood lignocellulosic biomasses, including bamboo, wheat straw, cotton stalks, bagasse, rice straw, sunflower stalk, and kenaf stalk, have been conducted to produce particleboard or other end-products (Papadopoulos et al 2004;Biswas et al 2011;Wang and Sun 2002;Heslop 1997;Mohammad et al 2011;Bektas et al 2005;Guler and Ozen 2004;Kalaycioglu and Nemli 2006).…”

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“…Bamboo represents one of the greatest potential alternative sources of lignocellulosic raw materials, since it is the fastest-growing plant, found mostly in tropical and sub-tropical zones (Papadopoulos et al 2004;Pannipa et al 2011). In China, a bamboo industry worth over 16.3 billion dollars per year has been generated.…”

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Selected Properties of Corrugated Particleboards Made from Bamboo Waste (Phyllostachys edulis) Laminated with Medium-Density Fiberboard Panels

Feng¹,

Fei²,

Wu³

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A simple, practical, and low-technology approach was developed to fabricate corrugated bamboo particleboards (CBP), a novel bamboo product with a corrugated structure, from bamboo waste (planer waste). This product could be manufactured anywhere in the world where the bamboo industry develops. The selected mechanical and physical properties of CBP were prepared with urea formaldehyde resin at three press temperatures and two density levels and were evaluated. The results showed that the performance of CBPs is highly dependent upon the board density. The static bending strength of CBP laminated with MDF initially increases, and then decreases with increasing press temperature. Increasing the magnitude of the press temperature has a slightly positive effect on the thickness swelling and water absorption. Compared with the excellent mechanical strength of CBP (laminated with MDF), the thickness swelling value of this bamboo-based particleboard without any waterproofing treatment was lower than the minimal requirement of the EN standard.

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Bamboo chips ( Bambusa vulgaris ) as an alternative lignocellulosic raw material for particleboard manufacture

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Propriedades físico-mecânicas de painéis aglomerados madeira-bambu

Propriedades físico-mecânicas de painéis aglomerados madeira-bambu

Characterization and utilization of reed stem as a lignocellulosic resource for particleboard production

Selected Properties of Corrugated Particleboards Made from Bamboo Waste (Phyllostachys edulis) Laminated with Medium-Density Fiberboard Panels

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