Add to ORKGA simple and efficient technology has been developed to produce high strength - high density board materials from whole coconut husks, without the addition of chemical binders. The board material has been shown to exhibit excellent properties, which are comparable with or even superior to commercial wood based panels
This paper evaluates, via a laboratory assessment, the physical properties (BS EN 323:1993, BS EN 32...
The utilization of oil palm fronds as composite board raw material has developed due to the declinin...
The growing consumption of coconut water leads to high volumes of tough management wastes. The use o...
A simple and efficient technology has been developed to produce high strength - high density board m...
Coconuts are typically growing in coastal areas of tropical countries. The husk is abundantly availa...
The possibility of producing binderless panels made of milled coconut husk, a largely available by-p...
For production of compression moulded boards from whole coconut husk the auto-adhesive properties ar...
Coconuts are abundantly growing in coastal areas of tropical countries. The coconut husk is availabl...
Includes bibliographical references (p. 54).Coconuts grow abundantly in tropical regions, and the co...
Fibreboards made of coconut husk and bonded with tannin-based adhesives could represent an affordabl...
The rate of global deforestation and its impact on the environment has led particle board manufactur...
About 50% is of harvest is wasted when producing rattan furniture. With such huge amount of waste, w...
The manufacturing process of binderless particleboards from treated oil palm trunk and Acacia specie...
The limitation of the world\u27s natural resources necessitate full use of renewable resources espec...
This study aims to determine the effect of wood particle bayur comparison to the outer layer of coco...
This paper evaluates, via a laboratory assessment, the physical properties (BS EN 323:1993, BS EN 32...
The utilization of oil palm fronds as composite board raw material has developed due to the declinin...
The growing consumption of coconut water leads to high volumes of tough management wastes. The use o...
A simple and efficient technology has been developed to produce high strength - high density board m...
Coconuts are typically growing in coastal areas of tropical countries. The husk is abundantly availa...
The possibility of producing binderless panels made of milled coconut husk, a largely available by-p...
For production of compression moulded boards from whole coconut husk the auto-adhesive properties ar...
Coconuts are abundantly growing in coastal areas of tropical countries. The coconut husk is availabl...
Includes bibliographical references (p. 54).Coconuts grow abundantly in tropical regions, and the co...
Fibreboards made of coconut husk and bonded with tannin-based adhesives could represent an affordabl...
The rate of global deforestation and its impact on the environment has led particle board manufactur...
About 50% is of harvest is wasted when producing rattan furniture. With such huge amount of waste, w...
The manufacturing process of binderless particleboards from treated oil palm trunk and Acacia specie...
The limitation of the world\u27s natural resources necessitate full use of renewable resources espec...
This study aims to determine the effect of wood particle bayur comparison to the outer layer of coco...
This paper evaluates, via a laboratory assessment, the physical properties (BS EN 323:1993, BS EN 32...
The utilization of oil palm fronds as composite board raw material has developed due to the declinin...
The growing consumption of coconut water leads to high volumes of tough management wastes. The use o...