Rubberwood for medium density fibreboard
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TextPublication details: Journal of Tropical Forest Science 1990Description: 175-179Subject(s): Summary: Medium density fibreboards were made from Malaysian rubberwood. Three cooking conditions using soaked chips were selected. IN the manufacture of the fibreboards at three target densities, urea resin was used as adhesive. The boards from fibres obtained at cooking pressure of 6 kg cm2 did not meet the specifications for thickness swelling according to Japanese Industrial Standard JIS 5906. The boards from fibres obtained at cooking pressures of 8 and 10 kg cm2 with densities of around 0.4, 0.5 and 0.7 g cm 3 generally met the board specifications for type JIS-50, JIS-150 and JIS-200 respectively based on the classification by bending strength. The internal bond of all boards, especially at density 0.7 g cm3, was excellent.
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Medium density fibreboards were made from Malaysian rubberwood. Three cooking conditions using soaked chips were selected. IN the manufacture of the fibreboards at three target densities, urea resin was used as adhesive. The boards from fibres obtained at cooking pressure of 6 kg cm2 did not meet the specifications for thickness swelling according to Japanese Industrial Standard JIS 5906. The boards from fibres obtained at cooking pressures of 8 and 10 kg cm2 with densities of around 0.4, 0.5 and 0.7 g cm 3 generally met the board specifications for type JIS-50, JIS-150 and JIS-200 respectively based on the classification by bending strength. The internal bond of all boards, especially at density 0.7 g cm3, was excellent.
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