PERFORMANCE RESEARCH ON COIR FIBER AND WOOD DEBRIS HYBRID BOARDS
In response to increasing awareness of the environment and energy, the fields of application for new types of plant fiber functional materials are expanding. In this study, different weight proportions of coir fiber were added to wood particle debris to produce hybrid boards. The two forms of coir f...
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description | In response to increasing awareness of the environment and energy, the fields of application for new types of plant fiber functional materials are expanding. In this study, different weight proportions of coir fiber were added to wood particle debris to produce hybrid boards. The two forms of coir fiber used were random distribution and non-woven needle mat. A mixed orthogonal experiment was designed to use the weight mixing ratio of wood debris and coir, the density of the hybrid boards, and the mixing form of the raw material as the experimental factors. The mechanical and sound absorption performances were evaluated. The experimental results provided evidence that the addition of the coir fibers enhanced the mechanical performance and sound absorption performance of the hybrid boards. The non-woven needle mat form in particular was effective at evenly distributing the fibers. The optimal plan for this kind of hybrid composite was obtained through experimental analysis. The excellent sound absorption performance and sufficient strength of the hybrid boards made them suitable for use on inner walls as sound-absorbing material or on interior trim parts in automotive applications. The research results demonstrated the advantages of using coir fiber and wood debris resources. |
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spelling | doaj.art-82d5168cb5be47468e68423a38c203ae2022-12-22T03:22:56ZengNorth Carolina State UniversityBioResources1930-21262012-07-017342624272PERFORMANCE RESEARCH ON COIR FIBER AND WOOD DEBRIS HYBRID BOARDSJia Yao,Yingcheng Hu,Wei LuIn response to increasing awareness of the environment and energy, the fields of application for new types of plant fiber functional materials are expanding. In this study, different weight proportions of coir fiber were added to wood particle debris to produce hybrid boards. The two forms of coir fiber used were random distribution and non-woven needle mat. A mixed orthogonal experiment was designed to use the weight mixing ratio of wood debris and coir, the density of the hybrid boards, and the mixing form of the raw material as the experimental factors. The mechanical and sound absorption performances were evaluated. The experimental results provided evidence that the addition of the coir fibers enhanced the mechanical performance and sound absorption performance of the hybrid boards. The non-woven needle mat form in particular was effective at evenly distributing the fibers. The optimal plan for this kind of hybrid composite was obtained through experimental analysis. The excellent sound absorption performance and sufficient strength of the hybrid boards made them suitable for use on inner walls as sound-absorbing material or on interior trim parts in automotive applications. The research results demonstrated the advantages of using coir fiber and wood debris resources.http://ojs.cnr.ncsu.edu/index.php/BioRes/article/view/BioRes_07_3_4262_Yao_HL_Coir_Fiber_Wood_Debris_Boards/1678Hybrid boardCoir fiberModulus of rupture (MOR)Sound absorption performance |
spellingShingle | Jia Yao, Yingcheng Hu, Wei Lu PERFORMANCE RESEARCH ON COIR FIBER AND WOOD DEBRIS HYBRID BOARDS BioResources Hybrid board Coir fiber Modulus of rupture (MOR) Sound absorption performance |
title | PERFORMANCE RESEARCH ON COIR FIBER AND WOOD DEBRIS HYBRID BOARDS |
title_full | PERFORMANCE RESEARCH ON COIR FIBER AND WOOD DEBRIS HYBRID BOARDS |
title_fullStr | PERFORMANCE RESEARCH ON COIR FIBER AND WOOD DEBRIS HYBRID BOARDS |
title_full_unstemmed | PERFORMANCE RESEARCH ON COIR FIBER AND WOOD DEBRIS HYBRID BOARDS |
title_short | PERFORMANCE RESEARCH ON COIR FIBER AND WOOD DEBRIS HYBRID BOARDS |
title_sort | performance research on coir fiber and wood debris hybrid boards |
topic | Hybrid board Coir fiber Modulus of rupture (MOR) Sound absorption performance |
url | http://ojs.cnr.ncsu.edu/index.php/BioRes/article/view/BioRes_07_3_4262_Yao_HL_Coir_Fiber_Wood_Debris_Boards/1678 |
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