To achieve a sustainable society, it is important to use biological resources effectively to the
extent that they are renewable. Rice husk, which is abundantly produced in various regions …

This study set out to investigate the effects of adhesive type, rice husk and sawdust
proportions on the properties of composite particleboards. Specimens of 200× 200× 24 mm …

Rice is one of the most common stable foods that is consumed globally with 680 million
tonnes being grown annually worldwide. With its cultivation, an associated increase in waste …

Expanding the base of raw materials for use in the production of wood-based materials,
researchers and panel manufacturers around the world are increasingly trying to produce …

The study investigated the use of tobacco stalks and paper mulberry (Broussonetia
papyrifera) wood chips for producing particleboard at various ratios. Properties tested were …

Efforts to reduce the use of solid wood have led to an increase in the production of wood-
based products especially particleboard. The wood industry is now exploring alternative …

The need for a sustainable environment and biomass valorization has encouraged research
on the recycling of agro and industrial wastes into roofing tiles, ceiling boards …

This work valorizes bio-hardeners from the Far North region of Cameroon, such as the
exudates of Senegalia senegal, Vachellia seyal, Acacia siebteriana, and Vachellia nilotica …

The research was aimed at verifying that waste material from the production of wooden
doors can be used to produce type P2 particleboard by EN 312 standards and that the …

To replace Pinus taeda wood particles in particleboard manufacturing, thermally treated rice
husk was studied, a little-valued raw material, renewable and abundant. This study aimed to …