cement-bonded particle/fibre boards
cement-bonded particle/fibre boards
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How can I experiment with potential use of industrial/agricultural/post-consumer wastes in the production of cement-bonded particle/fibreboard in a university-laboratory-oriented environment for final year student projects? I know that in a semi-dry process of cement-based particle/fibre boards, hydraulic cements (such as OPC), sand, and particles/fibres/chips/flakes are first mixed with water and then spread in a mold. Clamped under pressure for 6-8 hours at about 80 degrees C and then cured for a period of 2-4 weeks would finally produce a cement-based particle/fibre board. My question is if the above is an acceptable approach, what would be the necessary clamping pressure? Can it be of any nominal pressure?
azmi ibrahim
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RE: cement-bonded particle/fibre boards
Can we ask some articles about cement-bonded board using nutshells? and please include the source where you get it.can you give us some uses of cement-onded board using nutshells?
RE: cement-bonded particle/fibre boards
I know that are various investigations concerning the incorporation of various materials (coconuts fibber for example) in the moisture of the board but I don’t have articles.
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