Type, Quantity, and Re-Use of Residues in the Forest Products Industry in Trabzon, Turkey

Top, Yener; Adanur, Hakan; Öz, Mehmet

doi:10.15376/biores.13.1.1745-1760

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“…An example of waste generated from micro-sized enterprises that produce timber and furniture is wood waste (Top et al 2018 ). Fabric waste is a type of waste produced by the apparel sector (Bizuneh and Tadesse 2022 ).…”

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A systematic and critical review of waste management in micro, small and medium-sized enterprises: future directions for theory and practice

Derhab

Elkhwesky

2022

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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Waste management (WM) has received increasing attention in recent years in micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs). However, a comprehensive understanding of the WM research in MSMEs from different economic sectors is somehow absent in spite of its proliferation. The current review was conducted to indicate types of waste, hazards associated with waste, as well as strategies, antecedents (facilitators and barriers), and outcomes of WM in MSMEs from diverse economic sectors. The search was performed by using the Web of Science (WoS) database, which retrieves 420 articles. After excluding the papers that were not closely related to the topic, 84 articles were retained for an in-depth analysis, spanning a period of five years (from 2018 to June 2022). This review demonstrates that the types of waste generated from MSMEs include metals, plastics, chemicals, papers, wood, fabrics, stones, food, ceramics, glass, candles, and cooking oil, among others. It is also resulted that the hazards associated with waste include environmental pollution, CO 2 emissions, human diseases, health disasters, and marine life destruction. Examples of the WM strategies in MSMEs research are recycling, separating, sorting, reusing, and composting waste. The findings revealed that a lack of financial resources, knowledge, experience, education, and training are some barriers encountered by MSMEs in WM. Enhancing financial performance, economic growth, competitive advantage, and sustainable development are important outcomes of WM in MSMEs. There has been a paucity of research on MSMEs WM, necessitating a thorough investigation of several issues. This research discusses implications and recommendations and presents avenues for future research. The current paper is one of the first studies to conduct a systematic review of WM in MSMEs from different economic sectors.

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“…The current review present types of waste generated from MSMEs. This could be helpful in choosing the suitable WM practices (Top et al 2018 ). Highlighting facilitators and barriers for MSMEs to adopt circular economy principles such as WM is a hot topic that requires further investigation (Mura et al 2020 ).…”

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A systematic and critical review of waste management in micro, small and medium-sized enterprises: future directions for theory and practice

Derhab

Elkhwesky

2022

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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“…Even though it comes from a renewable source, the unrestrained use of wood generates a large amount of waste from its processing (Eshun et al 2012;Top et al 2018). Thus, the search for less material consumption can have a positive and significant impact, minimizing the environmental impacts caused by wood waste discarded without due control and criteria.…”

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Influence of roof slope on timber consumption in plane trusses design

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Moraes

Menezes

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The growing world consumption of wood in civil construction is evident, especially in structural roofing systems. Despite being from a renewable source, its rational and intelligent use is of vital importance in the execution of structural designs. Because it is a system that is recognized worldwide in the design of trussing roof structures, there are several empirical assumptions for structural calculation. To reduce timber consumption, some tile manufacturers suggest a 10% (6°) slope between chords. However, after simulations of 11 slopes with angles from 5° to 15°, the timber consumption was inversely proportional to the slope, reaching a 90% difference between extreme angles. The method used to obtain the results was software designed according to the routines prescribed by the new draft standard of ABNT NBR 7190 (2021). Considering a prefabricated truss with 5 cm thickness sections, the design criterion was that of minimum height, increasing by 0.10 cm until all checks were satisfied. Finally, the minimum angle after which no strengthening is required on the bars was 10°.

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“…Presently, wood processing industries have stepped into developing different types of wood waste composite products. However, the handling of wood waste needs precautionary measures, as the solid waste could be a form of poisonous dust that causes severe allergic reactions in certain conditions [4]. Besides some health concerns, potential use of wood waste is increasing in different industries, such as furniture items, boat making, pulp and paper manufacturing, construction, handicrafts, and some high-tech manufacturing industries.…”

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Experimental and Statistical Analysis of Saw Mill Wood Waste Composite Properties for Practical Applications

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The utilization of composite materials is increasing at a growing rate in almost all types of products, due to their strength-to-stiffness ratio. From this perspective, natural waste composites, i.e., wood waste composites, have also been investigated for their effective and sustainable employment. This paper deals with the application of hard and soft wood waste (i.e., acacia and cedar wood) with epoxy resin polymer to develop high strength and thermally stable wood composites. Mechanical (tensile, flexural, impact, and hardness) and thermal properties of samples are studied using Differential Scanning Calorimeter (DSC) and Thermo Gravimetric Analysis (TGA), respectively. The properties are evaluated by varying the type of wood waste and its percentage by weight. Based on the Taguchi Orthogonal Array Mixture Design, eighteen experiments are investigated. Analysis of variance (ANOVA) results show that wood waste type and wood waste content have a significant effect on all mechanical properties. From the TGA analysis, it is predicted that both types of wood waste composites exhibit similar thermal-induced degradation profiles in terms of the initial and final degradation temperatures. From the DSC results, higher glass transition temperature Tg is detected in 10% of the hardwood waste composite, and a reducing tendency of glass transition temperature Tg is observed with exceeding wood waste content. Moreover, hardwood waste at 10% demonstrated improved decomposition temperature Td, due to strong adhesion between waste and matrix.

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Type, Quantity, and Re-Use of Residues in the Forest Products Industry in Trabzon, Turkey

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A systematic and critical review of waste management in micro, small and medium-sized enterprises: future directions for theory and practice

A systematic and critical review of waste management in micro, small and medium-sized enterprises: future directions for theory and practice

Influence of roof slope on timber consumption in plane trusses design

Experimental and Statistical Analysis of Saw Mill Wood Waste Composite Properties for Practical Applications

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