2008
DOI: 10.1051/forest:2008053
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Properties of white birch (Betula papyrifera) outer bark particleboards with reinforcement of coarse wood particles in the core layer

Abstract: Keywords:alkali treatment / mixed particleboards / outer bark of white birch / mechanical properties / physical properties Abstract • This study proposes substituting traditional raw materials in the surface layers of wood particleboards with the water resistant white birch (Betula papyrifera) outer bark particles, which can help improve the dimensional stability of manufactured mixed particleboards, thereby alleviating shortages of raw material in a cost-efficient manner.• Mixed particleboards were fabricated… Show more

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“…The proportion of outer birch bark (OBB) is between 3.4 and 5.4 w-% of total biomass; thus the portion of OBB is roughly 25–40 w-% of the bark. , Outer and inner bark can be separated after grinding by a water flotation technique, where water-absorbing inner bark sinks and water-repellent outer bark floats . Other separation techniques utilize screening: during grinding, more fragile inner bark is ground to smaller particles (<0.25 mm) which can be separated from outer bark (0.25–1 mm) with a vibrating horizontal screen . Outer birch bark contains up to 30% of the triterpenoid, betulin, and 35% of suberin biopolymer, which can be hydrolyzed to give suberin fatty acids (SFAs) .…”
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“…The proportion of outer birch bark (OBB) is between 3.4 and 5.4 w-% of total biomass; thus the portion of OBB is roughly 25–40 w-% of the bark. , Outer and inner bark can be separated after grinding by a water flotation technique, where water-absorbing inner bark sinks and water-repellent outer bark floats . Other separation techniques utilize screening: during grinding, more fragile inner bark is ground to smaller particles (<0.25 mm) which can be separated from outer bark (0.25–1 mm) with a vibrating horizontal screen . Outer birch bark contains up to 30% of the triterpenoid, betulin, and 35% of suberin biopolymer, which can be hydrolyzed to give suberin fatty acids (SFAs) .…”
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“…The best mechanical properties showed panels that were manufactured from 25% of wood fiber on the surface area and 9% wood fibers in the core layer. Another study (Pedieu et al 2008) showed that the panels containing approximately 45% white birch outer substitution of wood particles maintained the mechanical and physical properties. Bark in the core layer significantly lowered formaldehyde emission and the thickness swelling of particleboard (Aydin et al 2016).…”
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“…Р. Педье и соавт. [161,162] на примере корки березы Betula papyrifera Marshall показали, что стружечные плиты можно изготовлять при содержанием коры не более 45 %, чтобы получить регламентированные показатели физических и механических свойств. Древесноволокнистые плиты средней плотности (МДФ), содержащие кору четырех древесных пород -гибрида тополя, сосны Банкса, лиственницы и ели, показали более высокую плотность по сравнению с контрольными образцами [163].…”
Section: использование древесной корыunclassified