Stock material or miscellaneous articles – Nonparticulate element embedded or inlaid in substrate and...
Patent
1990-04-02
1992-04-21
Robinson, Ellis P.
Stock material or miscellaneous articles
Nonparticulate element embedded or inlaid in substrate and...
428105, 428106, 428326, 4285371, 52312, 144332, 156293, 156298, B44C 126, B44C 128, B44C 312
Patent
active
051066661
ABSTRACT:
Composite particleboards and methods for manufacturing these particleboards are provided in which a plurality of discrete lignocellulosic particles are bonded together to form a core and then hot pressed with a plurality of reinforced strips having a thickness of less than about 6.4 mm for improving the bending strength of the particleboard structure. Both the modulus of rupture and modulus of elasticity of particleboard materials are demonstrated to have been improved significantly.
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ASTM D 1554-78, American National Standard, "Standard Definitions of Terms Relating to Wood-Based Fiber and Particle Bound Materials".
Doege, Jr. George W.
Fitzgerald Jack D.
Ahmad Nasser
Robinson Ellis P.
Union Camp Corporation
Wissing William K.
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