Effect of Different Wood Flake & Chip Species On The Characteristic Features of Cement-Bonded Particle Boards

Year 2018, Volume:6 No:3 (2018) (Special Issue: UMAS 2017), 686 - 695, 10.04.2018

Lütfullah Gündüz , Şevket onur Kalkan , A. münir İsker Sibel Hacıoğlu Özge Altınyollar

Abstract

Bu çalışmada farklı
ağaç türleri ile üretilen çimento bağlayıcılı yonga levhaların teknik
özellikleri sunulmaktadır. Çimento bağlayıcılı yonga levhalar (CBPB), bağlayıcı
ajan ve ahşap parçacıklarının karışımı ile preslenerek üretilen kompozit bir
üründür. Bu bağlamda, farklı ağaç türlerinden elde edilen yonga bileşenleri ile
üretilen çimento bağlayıcılı yonga levhaların teknik özelliklerini analiz etmek
için kapsamlı bir deneysel araştırma çalışması yürütülmüştür. Bu araştırmada,
fiziksel boyutlar, malzemelerde çimeto matris yapıları, yonga çimento
uyumluluğu, mekanik dayanım ve stabilite özellikleri gibi bazı teknik
parametreler incelenmiştir. Bazı araştırma bulguları burada sunulmuştur ve bu
parametrelerin ürünün kullanımı üzerindeki etkileri de tartışılmıştır.

Keywords

Ahşap, Yonga, Çimento, Yonga Levha, Özellikler, Üretim, Şekillendirme

Effect Of Different Wood Flake & Chip Species On The Characteristic Features Of Cement-Bonded Particle Boards

Abstract

This
paper presents technical properties of the cement-bonded particle boards
produced with different types of woods. Cement-bonded particle board (CBPB) is
a composite product that is produced by pressing a mixture of wooden particles (chips/flakes)
and Portland cement as the binding agent and hydration additives. A
comprehensive experimental research work was carried out to analyse the
technical properties of the cement-bonded particle boards produced with the
chip and flake components obtained from different types of woods. In this
research, some technical parameters such as physical sizes, material matrix
structures, wood-cement compatibility, mechanical strength and stability
properties were examined. Some research findings are presented here and the
effects of these parameters on the use of the product were also discussed.

Keywords

Wood, Chip, Cement, Particle Boards, Features, Production, Styling

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