The role of lignin in wood working processes using elevated temperatures: an abbreviated literature survey
Z Börcsök, Z Pásztory - European Journal of Wood and Wood Products, 2021 - Springer
The lignin, cellulose and hemicelluloses in wood are polymers that behave similarly to the
artificial polymers and are bonded together in wood. Lignin differs from the other two …
artificial polymers and are bonded together in wood. Lignin differs from the other two …
Understanding wood bonds–going beyond what meets the eye: a critical review
CG Hunt, CR Frihart, M Dunky… - Reviews of Adhesion and …, 2018 - raajournal.com
Understanding why wood bonds fail is an excellent route toward understanding how to
make them better. Certifying a bonded product usually requires achieving a specific load …
make them better. Certifying a bonded product usually requires achieving a specific load …
Effect of different hardwood species and lay-up schemes on the mechanical properties of plywood
In Estonia, hardwoods form approximately 50% of all forest area, where the main species
are birch (30%), gray alder (9%), aspen (6%) and black alder (4%). Birch has been …
are birch (30%), gray alder (9%), aspen (6%) and black alder (4%). Birch has been …
Lathe check development and properties: effect of log soaking temperature, compression rate, cutting radius and cutting speed during peeling process of European …
The depth of lathe checks and integrity of veneer have been shown to be critical factors
affecting the bonding process but also affecting the mechanical properties of veneer-based …
affecting the bonding process but also affecting the mechanical properties of veneer-based …
Impact of Aspen and Black Alder Substitution in Birch Plywood
Increasing demand pressures on the fibre supply are forcing manufacturers to explore using
new species in plywood. Here we investigated aspen and black alder, alone and in …
new species in plywood. Here we investigated aspen and black alder, alone and in …
Surface modification of birch veneer by peroxide bleaching
This study examined effects of surface modification with hydrogen peroxide (H 2 O 2) on
adhesive bond performance in birch veneer bonded with phenol–formaldehyde resin. The …
adhesive bond performance in birch veneer bonded with phenol–formaldehyde resin. The …
Characterisation, recovery and activity of hydrophobic compounds in Norway spruce log soaking pit water: could they be used in wood preservative formulations?
A Barbero-López, V Vek, I Poljanšek, V Virjamo… - Waste and Biomass …, 2022 - Springer
Purpose Norway spruce log soaking water (SLSW) is considered a waste in the plywood
and veneer industry but has not been characterised, and its possible uses remain …
and veneer industry but has not been characterised, and its possible uses remain …
Understanding wood bonds–going beyond what meets the eye: a critical review
CG Hunt, CR Frihart, M Dunky… - Progress in Adhesion …, 2019 - Wiley Online Library
Understanding why wood bonds fail is an excellent route toward understanding how to
make them better. Certifying a bonded product usually requires achieving a specific load …
make them better. Certifying a bonded product usually requires achieving a specific load …
Root cause and vibration analysis to increase veneer manufacturing process efficiency: a case study on an industrial peeling lathe
V Tuninetti, R Alzugaray, J González… - European Journal of …, 2021 - Springer
Root cause and vibration analysis is applied to a veneer peeling lathe to increase its
efficiency and reduce wood waste. Excessive veneer thickness variations, repetitive damage …
efficiency and reduce wood waste. Excessive veneer thickness variations, repetitive damage …
Optimum veneer peeling temperatures for selected softwood species using big roller bars
Driven by the need for productivity and recovery, rotary veneer peeling for softwood plywood
manufacturing has changed from the use of a small 5/8-inch (15.88 mm) diameter roller bar …
manufacturing has changed from the use of a small 5/8-inch (15.88 mm) diameter roller bar …