Advanced Eco-friendly Wood-Based Composites
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TextLanguage: English Publication details: Basel MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2023Description: 1 online resource (200 p.)Content type: - text
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- History of engineering and technology
- Materials science
- Technology: general issues
- acid-base buffer
- alternative raw material
- angle of repose
- applied pressure
- artificial weathering
- bending strength
- bio waste
- bio-based adhesives
- bio-polyurethane resin
- biopolymer
- black chokeberry
- carbon storage
- chemical and physical properties
- color change
- composite
- composites
- corner joints
- dust filtration
- eco-friendly wood
- extract
- fiber
- filler
- formaldehyde content
- fractionated lignin
- hemp
- impregnation
- lattice beams
- lightweight panels
- long-term filtration
- machine learning
- magnesium lignosulfonate
- maturation of filter bags
- mechanical properties
- moisture content
- n/a
- particleboard
- particleboards
- photodegradation
- physical and mechanical properties
- physical properties
- polymer
- polyurethane foams
- poured bulk density
- properties
- ramie fiber
- raspberry
- recycling
- resin content
- separation efficiency
- slippery angle of repose
- sodium lignosulfonate
- stiffness
- structure
- tapped bulk density
- thermal stability
- ultraviolet radiation
- upcycling
- urea formaldehyde resin
- walnut
- waste cardboard
- wood
- wood characterization
- wood dust
- wood particles
- wood residues
- wood-based composites
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In collaboration with the MDPI publishing house, we are pleased to introduce the reader to our new project, a Special Issue entitled "Advanced Eco-friendly Wood-Based Composites". This Special Issue provides an opportunity to investigate advanced eco-friendly wood-based composites from a broader perspective. The coronavirus pandemic and shutdown measures employed to contain it, as well as the ongoing war in Ukraine, have influenced and decelerated the world economy and adversely impacted research activities on most levels in all countries. Surprisingly, researchers in the field of wood-based composites have continued to make progress, which is also described in this Special Issue.
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