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The construction industry is among the largest energy-consumer and waste-generating sectors, and it needs sustainable methods and materials to decrease its carbon footprint. One possible solution is to use secondary raw materials and crops as a basis for
Anna Gotkowska-Płachta +2 more
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Effect of Hemp Shive Granulometry on the Thermal Conductivity of Hemp-Lime Composites. [PDF]
This study investigates the effect of hemp shive granulometry on the thermal conductivity and microstructure of hemp–lime composites. Three distinct particle size fractions—fine, medium, and coarse—were characterized using high-resolution image analysis to determine geometric parameters such as Feret diameters, circularity, and elongation.
Piątkiewicz W +3 more
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An Impact of Moisture on Thermal State of Flax and Hemp Shives Thermal Insulations. [PDF]
Plant-based materials exhibit different moisture absorption properties than synthetic materials. In the case of synthetic fibrous insulation, the effect of moisture on thermal conductivity can be relatively easily determined based on the mass fraction of moisture in the material’s skeleton.
Kosiński P +4 more
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Hemp-based materials have been recently proposed as adsorbents for metals present in aqueous solutions using adsorption-oriented processes. This study aims to reveal the adsorption mechanism of materials prepared from hemp shives as co-products of the ...
Chiara Mongioví +20 more
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Physical Characterization of Ten Hemp Varieties to Use as Animal Bedding Material
Hemp (Cannabis sativa L.) hurds, the inner bark of the stem, are a poorly appreciated part of the plant that typically represents waste. The aim of this experiment was to describe the physical characteristics, including moisture (M), water absorption (WA)
Sheyla Arango +5 more
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MICRO- AND NANOPARTICLES FROM HEMP SHIVES AND HEMP CELLULOSE IN PAPERMAKING
Nano- and microparticles were produced from hemp shives and hemp cellulose obtained thereof, using the thermocatalytic mechanical destruction method. The partially destructed material, at concentrations of 8-9%, was dispersed in water medium in a ball mill or ground without the presence of water in a ball mill (~15 h).
MARIANNA LAKA +7 more
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Mechanical and physical properties of industrial hemp-based insulation materials; pp. 183–192 [PDF]
In recent years, research in the field of insulation materials in buildings has been focusing increasingly more upon ecological properties of these materials. Hemp is an annual bast fibre plant, which delivers fibres, shives, and seeds.
Heikko Kallakas +4 more
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Cultivation of Lentinula edodes (Berk.) Sing. on by-products from hemp straw processing [PDF]
Introduction: Shiitake mushrooms (Lentinula edodes (Berk.) Sing.) have extraordinary health properties that have been used for centuries in Japanese medicine. Objective: The primary aim of the research was to test the possibility of cultivating Lentinula
JACEK KOŁODZIEJ +1 more
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Extraction of Lignin from Hemp Shives
Industrial hemp contains 65-80% shives of the stalk and are composed of libriform fibres who are high lignin content. Steam explosion (SE) auto-hydrolysis is a simple treatment of biomass (agricultural waste, logging residues, etc.) by saturated only steam without any additional reagents, usually at pressures 32 atmospheres.
Andzs, Martins +2 more
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Chemical Modification of Hemp Shives and their Characterization
AbstractLightweight lignocellulosic composites are potentially contributing to sustainable development. However, lignocellulosic fillers are not always fully compatible with an inorganic matrix, which causes a variety of adverse outcomes such as the coherence and mechanical properties of composites.
Terpáková, E. +4 more
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