ArticlePolymers2026
Recycled Automotive and Construction Wastes in Three-Layer Particleboards: Thermophysical Properties, Sound Absorption, and Radiant-Heat Mass-Loss Behavior.
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Abstract
Recycled polymer-rich residues can alter several functions of wood-based panels, but claims of multifunctionality require property-specific evidence and transparent treatment of replication. Three-layer spruce particleboards were therefore prepared with 10 wt.% painted or unpainted polypropylene bumper granules, high-density polyethylene fuel-tank granules, tire rubber, seal-and-carpet residues, or electrical-cable fractions in the core layer. Two hybrid formulations contained 10 wt.% recycled rubber-rich filler plus 10 wt.% expandable graphite. Transient plane source measurements were evaluated at the specimen-pair level (two pairs per formulation); normal-incidence sound absorption and radiant-heat mass loss were complementary descriptive screens because the archived datasets contained one spectrum or one exposed specimen per formulation. Mean thermal conductivity varied only from 0.1908 to 0.2075 W m
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