Banana chips ( Musa acuminata ) as an alternative lignocellulosic raw material for particleboard manufacture

Abstract: This study shows that it is feasible to make one-layer experimental particleboards from banana chips. Mechanical properties were easily satisfied at lower dosing rates, however thickness swelling remains a problem. The addition of 1% wax to the boards bonded with 14% resin resulted in impr...

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Autor principal:	Papadopoulos,Antonios
Lenguaje:	English
Publicado:	Universidad del Bío-Bío 2018
Materias:	Dimensional stability internal bond mechanical properties modulus of rupture resins thickness swelling
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spelling	oai:scielo:S0718-221X20180003003952018-09-26Banana chips ( Musa acuminata ) as an alternative lignocellulosic raw material for particleboard manufacturePapadopoulos,Antonios Dimensional stability internal bond mechanical properties modulus of rupture resins thickness swelling Abstract: This study shows that it is feasible to make one-layer experimental particleboards from banana chips. Mechanical properties were easily satisfied at lower dosing rates, however thickness swelling remains a problem. The addition of 1% wax to the boards bonded with 14% resin resulted in improved thickness swelling and satisfied the EN 312 standard, but still it was not sufficiently low to satisfy the ANSI standard. It is suggested that combinations of banana chips with industrial wood chips, may be used in order to improve the thickness swelling of the particleboards. Also, the use of chemical modification of the banana chips with conventional urea formaldehyde resin may be an avenue for exploration in further investigations.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessUniversidad del Bío-BíoMaderas. Ciencia y tecnología v.20 n.3 20182018-07-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0718-221X2018000300395en10.4067/S0718-221X2018005031001
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topic	Dimensional stability internal bond mechanical properties modulus of rupture resins thickness swelling
spellingShingle	Dimensional stability internal bond mechanical properties modulus of rupture resins thickness swelling Papadopoulos,Antonios Banana chips ( Musa acuminata ) as an alternative lignocellulosic raw material for particleboard manufacture
description	Abstract: This study shows that it is feasible to make one-layer experimental particleboards from banana chips. Mechanical properties were easily satisfied at lower dosing rates, however thickness swelling remains a problem. The addition of 1% wax to the boards bonded with 14% resin resulted in improved thickness swelling and satisfied the EN 312 standard, but still it was not sufficiently low to satisfy the ANSI standard. It is suggested that combinations of banana chips with industrial wood chips, may be used in order to improve the thickness swelling of the particleboards. Also, the use of chemical modification of the banana chips with conventional urea formaldehyde resin may be an avenue for exploration in further investigations.
author	Papadopoulos,Antonios
author_facet	Papadopoulos,Antonios
author_sort	Papadopoulos,Antonios
title	Banana chips ( Musa acuminata ) as an alternative lignocellulosic raw material for particleboard manufacture
title_short	Banana chips ( Musa acuminata ) as an alternative lignocellulosic raw material for particleboard manufacture
title_full	Banana chips ( Musa acuminata ) as an alternative lignocellulosic raw material for particleboard manufacture
title_fullStr	Banana chips ( Musa acuminata ) as an alternative lignocellulosic raw material for particleboard manufacture
title_full_unstemmed	Banana chips ( Musa acuminata ) as an alternative lignocellulosic raw material for particleboard manufacture
title_sort	banana chips ( musa acuminata ) as an alternative lignocellulosic raw material for particleboard manufacture
publisher	Universidad del Bío-Bío
publishDate	2018
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Banana chips ( Musa acuminata ) as an alternative lignocellulosic raw material for particleboard manufacture

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