ArticleMaterials (Basel, Switzerland)2025
Valorization of Olive Tree Pruning and By-Products from the Truck Industry in the Manufacture of Low-Environmental-Impact Particleboard.
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This study presents the development of particleboards made from olive tree pruning (OTP) residues and truck industry by-products (RCM), using PUR resin as a binder. Five formulations with different OTP/RCM ratios were designed and physical, thermal, mechanical, chemical and microstructural properties were evaluated. The results showed that increasing the RCM content improves the dimensional stability, reduces water absorption and swelling and decreases thermal conductivity, reaching 0.061 W/mK. At the mechanical level, MOR, MOE and IB values of 7.11, 630 and 0.134 MPa, respectively, were obtained. A higher OTP content allows a reduction in the density of the particleboard (752.67 kg/m
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