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Particleboards with the addition of cenosphere
Annals of Warsaw University of Life Sciences - SGGW Forestry and Wood Technology, 2013 Piotr Borysiuk +5 more
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The influence of lamination technique on the properties of particleboard
Building and Environment, 2005 In this study, the effects of lamination technique on some properties of particleboard were investigated. The particleboard surfaces were coated with melamine-impregnated papers, veneers and continuous press laminates.
Gökay Nemli
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Dermatitis in a particleboard manufacturing facility
Contact Dermatitis, 2001Exposure to wood dust and other chemicals used in particleboard manufacture may cause contact dermatitis. To assess the prevalence and nature of skin complaints in the refining and drying department of a particleboard manufacturing facility following introduction of a new process, workers were assessed by a physician, using a standardized questionnaire
M J, Saary, R A, House, D L, Holness
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Comparison of an older generation particleboards properties with modern particleboards
2009Subject of this research were particleboard panels after twenty seven years of use as integral element of an office table cabinet. Physical properties of particleboard panels were tested, with particular emphasis on swelling in thickness. Mechanical properties with emphasis on bending and tensile strength and free formaldehyde concentration using the ...
Jambreković, Vladimir +3 more
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Thickness stability of particleboard
International Journal of Adhesion and Adhesives, 1980Abstract The tendency of particleboard to swell irreversibly in thickness is the main reason why standard particleboard is unsuitable for exterior use. This tendency is not, as is commonly believed, primarily caused by decompression of the wood. Compressed wood does have a tendency to undergo ‘cell shape recovery’ upon wetting, but this process is ...
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