Structural Particleboard from Waste Materials

Gerischer, G. F. R.

doi:10.1515/hfsg.1977.31.4.129

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“…3 According to another result obtained from the studies made, it was observed that the distribution of paper within the plastic matrix and the strength of the bonding of wood with paper were influential on the physical and mechanical properties. 8 In the studies made on the panels obtained from a mixture of waste paper and wood, composites are formed after breaking down the paper and wood by mechanical means and combining them with a different binder. Studies made on the materials in which paper that is made into a panel and wood are joined in a laminated character have not been encountered.…”

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Properties of composite laminated material produced with layers of beech and paperboard made from waste paper

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et al. 2006

J of Applied Polymer Sci

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One of the basic principles for sustainable development is to prevent wasting resources, preserve natural resources, and recycle the products obtained from resources. For this study, paperboard obtained from waste paper was laminated with natural wooden layers in accordance with the order of beech‐paperboard‐beech‐paperboard‐beech and an alternate material was produced. In this context, experiments were made for determining the specific gravity, compression, shearing, bending strength, elasticity module, and the resistance to direct withdrawal of screws and nails on a radial section surface with the objective of determining the usability of this material as a building material. When the findings obtained at the end of the experiments are studied carefully in a comparative manner, it was observed that paperboard laminated materials could be used with different objectives in interiors to protect against humidity. It was determined that it could be used in place of solid poplar materials for places of use where resistance to compression, elasticity module, and resistance to direct withdrawal of screws and nails on a radial section surface are important and in places where resistance to bending and shearing is required after taking the necessary measures. In the end, a contribution to the literature was provided by researching possibilities for different use of a material regained from waste and to provide sustainability. © 2006 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Appl Polym Sci 101: 1943–1952, 2006

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confidence: 99%