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Reduction of glue consumption in the plywood production by using previously compressed veneer

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The production of plywood from previously compressed veneer allows to save up to 25% of glue, to halve the roughness of veneer and plywood and to press the plywood at a 22% lower pressure. However, the thickness of plywood reduces from 8.3 mm for uncompressed veneer to 6.4–8.0 mm for compressed veneer, and the density increases from 793 kg/m3 to 807–1005 kg/m3 accordingly.

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  1. Bekhta PA (2003) Method of the Plywood Production. Patent of Ukraine 62787A dated 15.12.2003, Bulletin 12

  2. Bekhta PA (2004) Method of the Plywood Production. Patent of Ukraine 66581A dated 17.05.2004, Bulletin 5

  3. EN 314-2 (1993) Plywood. Bonding quality. Part 2: Requirements

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  1. Department of Wood-Based Composites, National University of Forestry and Wood Technology of Ukraine, 79057, Lviv, Ukraine

    P. Bekhta

  2. Fraunhofer Wilhelm-Klauditz-Institut für Holzforschung, 38108, Braunschweig, Germany

    R. Marutzky

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Bekhta, P., Marutzky, R. Reduction of glue consumption in the plywood production by using previously compressed veneer . Holz Roh Werkst 65, 87–88 (2007). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00107-006-0142-8

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