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JIANG XIANGXIANG, LU YUN, FU ZONGYING, et al. Preparation and Mechanical Properties of 3D Structural Materials Made from Moldable Poplar Veneer. [J]. Chinese journal of wood science and technology, 2024, 38(6): 55-61. DOI: 10.12326/j.2096-9694.2024034.
Moldable poplar veneer with the excellent folding formability was produced through delignification combined with air drying and water immersion processes. Molded wood products and 3D structural materials were created using a wavy mold and integrating a hot-press assembly technique. Various characterization methods were employed to analyze the macro- and micro-morphology of the moldable poplar veneer
as well as the structural stability and compressive strength of the 3D structural materials. The results showed that the moldable poplar veneer exhibited the superior tensile strength (190.67 MPa) in longitudinal direction of the wood
which were nearly five times that of untreated veneer. The compressive strength of a single-layer 3D structural material was about 0.97 MPa
demonstrating excellent structural stability and mechanical strength as a supporting component. Additionally
the multi-layer 3D structural materials
produced through layer-by-layer assembly
offer advantages such as lightweight and high strength
providing a novel approach to the high-value-added utilization of wood.
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