FROM WASTE TO RESOURCES: DEVELOPMENT OF NEW COMPOSITE WOOD MATERIALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION AND FURNITURE INDUSTRY

Currently, the construction and furniture industry faces many challenges: environmental sustainability, cost reduction and improving the quality of life, so one of the key ways to solve these problems is the development and implementation of new wood materials. Today, combining various traditional materials is one of the ways to create them. Therefore, most modern wood boards are composites, allowing products made from them to have predetermined properties. Research in the field of developing a technology for obtaining a new wood-filled material based on wood waste is relevant. The paper considers the technology for producing a new material - a composite chipboard with outer layers of peeled veneer using waste from wood processing industries.

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2025-06-18
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https://doi.org/10.58168/e-sestti2025_273-277
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Engineering Technology and Methodologies
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FROM WASTE TO RESOURCES: DEVELOPMENT OF NEW COMPOSITE WOOD MATERIALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION AND FURNITURE INDUSTRY

Denis Danilov, O. Lavlinskaya
Engineering Technology and Methodologies
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FROM WASTE TO RESOURCES: DEVELOPMENT OF NEW COMPOSITE WOOD MATERIALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION AND FURNITURE INDUSTRY

Denis Danilov, O. Lavlinskaya
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Currently, the construction and furniture industry faces many challenges: environmental sustainability, cost reduction and improving the quality of life, so one of the key ways to solve these problems is the development and implementation of new wood materials. Today, combining various traditional materials is one of the ways to create them. Therefore, most modern wood boards are composites, allowing products made from them to have predetermined properties. Research in the field of developing a technology for obtaining a new wood-filled material based on wood waste is relevant. The paper considers the technology for producing a new material - a composite chipboard with outer layers of peeled veneer using waste from wood processing industries.

Voronezh State University of Forestry and Technologies (RU)
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
Openalex Percentile: Top 80%
Engineering Technology and Methodologies
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