期刊文献+
共找到2篇文章
< 1 >
每页显示 20 50 100
Development of Renewable Woodceramics Synthesized from Cashew Nuts Shell Oil
1
作者 Toshihiro Okabe Kouji Fukuda +6 位作者 akito takasaki Kazuhiko Kakishita Yuko Nishimoto Yoshikazu Shinohara Do Quang Minh Phan Dinh Tuan Ryoichi Yamamoto 《Open Journal of Composite Materials》 2021年第2期23-30,共8页
The international issue to be addressed towards realizing a low-carbon society is to reduce the amount of carbon-based underground reserves such as coal, petroleum, and coke, and strongly encouraged to use carbon neut... The international issue to be addressed towards realizing a low-carbon society is to reduce the amount of carbon-based underground reserves such as coal, petroleum, and coke, and strongly encouraged to use carbon neutral biomass-derived resources. Woodceramics is a hybrid porous carbon material composed of wood-based biomass and phenolic resin, characterized by high far-infrared emissivity and large specific surface area. Woodceramics has been studied as heating elements and humidity and gas sensors, etc. If this is applied to the inner walls of aging and grain drying furnaces for vegetables and fruits, both ripening and drying are greatly promoted and fossil fuels used in boilers can be significantly reduced. In fact, it can produce black garlic with far infrared rays using a woodceramics brick efficiently. Furthermore, as a substitute for phenolic resin, if plant-based liquefied materials from cashew nut shell oil can be prepared and can be used for manufacturing woodceramics, then all carbon neutral circulating woodceramics made from wood-based biomass is possible to manufacture. On the other hand, woodplastics is a composite material that can be made of wooden materials and plastics, and able to expect the effective use of wood-based biomass and waste plastics. 展开更多
关键词 Cashew Nuts Shell Oil Biomass Wood Liquefaction Woodplastics WOODCERAMICS
下载PDF
Evaluation of Sawdust and Rice Husks as Fillers for Phenolic Resin Based Wood-Polymer Composites
2
作者 Marieme Josephine Lette Elhadji Babacar Ly +2 位作者 Diene Ndiaye akito takasaki Toshihiro Okabe 《Open Journal of Composite Materials》 2018年第3期124-137,共14页
We produced Wood-Polymer Composites (WPCs) with phenolic resin (PR) filled with saw dust (SD) and rice husks (RH) in a PR:fillerratio of 60:40 wt.%. RH and SD were grinded and sieved into particles μm. The aim of thi... We produced Wood-Polymer Composites (WPCs) with phenolic resin (PR) filled with saw dust (SD) and rice husks (RH) in a PR:fillerratio of 60:40 wt.%. RH and SD were grinded and sieved into particles μm. The aim of this research work was to evaluate sawdust and rice husks as fillers for sustainable phenolic resin based WPCs. Therefore, we investigated the thermal stability of PR/RH and PR/SD WPCs then we studied and compared the tensile, flexural properties of PR/SD and PR/RH WPCs samples, as well as their dimensional stability after water absorption test. Furthermore, through ultraviolet light exposure, we evaluated the effects of photo-oxidation on the water stability and mechanical properties of PR/RH and PR/SD WPCs samples compared to unexposed ones. PR filled with SD presented better mechanical properties compared to PR/RH WPCs samples. However, PR/RH WPCs showed good mechanical properties, and better thermal resistance and better water repulsion capabilities compared to PR/SD WPCs samples. Although, long time UV exposure ended up lowering considerably the mechanical properties and water resistance of PR/SD and PR/RH WPCs, both RH and SD offer great added value as fillers for PR based WPCs;SD having better interactions with PR matrix compared to RH. 展开更多
关键词 Wood-Polymer Composite PHENOLIC Resin SAWDUST Rice HUSKS Mechanical PROPERTIES Thermal Stability ULTRAVIOLET Effects Water Absorption PROPERTIES
下载PDF
上一页 1 下一页 到第
使用帮助 返回顶部