By D. Jones & C. Brischke.2017
Wood as bio-based building material: Particle board, as a product, dates from the early 20th century and developed in use during the World War II to utilise inferior wood and wood waste when good quality wood was in low supply (Stark et al., 2010). Particle board is produced by reducing timber to particles, generally less than 2 mm in any dimension..
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By L Muruganandam January, 2016
Environmental friendly or green building materials are becoming more widely used as our society becomes aware of harmful consequences associated with the use of standard practises in industrial production. This leads to growing tendency of recycling of waste materials and using them production of particle boards.
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By M Kulinski & Team. June 22, 2023
Nowadays, a significant increase in interest in renewable energy sources can be observed. Wind farms have been one of the solutions representing this trend for many years. One of the important elements of windmills is the blades. The data indicate that what to do with the blades after their use is a global problem, and so it is important to find a way to recycle them.
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