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Vol 158
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245-247
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Article

Development of technological options for obtaining construction materials on the basis of woodworking waste

Authors:
V. A. Mironov
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  • Tver State Technical University
Date submitted:
2003-08-07
Date accepted:
2003-09-13
Date published:
2004-12-15

Abstract

It was found that the most promising method of pretreatment of plant raw materials is biological activation, or biofermentation. Biofermentation of wood aggregate was carried out in a laboratory bioreactor with the help of microorganisms contained in the substrate of animal origin - manure. Biofermentation of sawdust led to a decrease in its content of water-soluble reducing substances and, as a consequence, to an improvement of the construction-technical indicators of wood-cement composition. Pilot samples of sawdust-concrete on biologically activated aggregate were obtained and their main physical and mechanical properties were determined. The project of technological regulations of biologically activated sawdust-concrete production and a variant of using this material as an insulator of a layered panel were developed.

Область исследования:
(Archived) Nature conservation technologies, processing and reproduction of forest resources
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