Studies on Mechanical Properties of Composite Materials Based on Thermo Modified Timber
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Abstract
The paper presents the studies of the possibility of using thermo modifi ed wood during the production process of composite materials. According to the studies, the infl uence of high-temperature processing of raw wood, without access of air oxygen, shows the feasibility of using this type of processing in the production of woodcement composites to improve their performance properties. It is established that high-temperature pre-treatment signifi cantly reduces the "cement poisons", such as water-soluble sugars in wood, reduces water absorption and swelling pressure development and, consequently, creates a composite material resistant to use under conditions of high humidity. A mathematical model was formulated that allows the determination of the ultimate strength of wood-concrete composite made from thermo modifi ed wood particles according to the treatment temperature of the wood chips and the mixture ratio.
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OpenAlex topics: Innovations in Concrete and Construction Materials · Advanced Theoretical and Applied Studies in Material Sciences and Geometry · Mechanical Systems and Engineering
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