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John A. Youngquist, Brent W. English, Roger M. Rowell
A reduction is urgently needed in the quantities of industrial and municipal solid-waste materials that are currently being landfilled. Major components of these combined waste streams include wastepaper, waste wood, yard waste, gypsum, and plastics. These materials offer great opportunities as recycled ingredients in wood composites. This report discusses possibilities for manufacturing selected composites from these materials. Methods for producing the composites and the resultant product properties and attributes are described. Research and development needs for maximizing the benefits of using recovered waste materials for composite products are discussed.
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Sponsored by the Recovery Boiler Program R&D Subcommittee of the American Forest & Paper Association (AF&PA) and published by TAPPI Press.
The best-selling text to introduce the entire technology of pulp and paper manufacture.
A project of the Yankee Dryer Safety & Reliability Committee.
TAPPI Press offers some of the most in-depth resources and references for the forest products and related industries.
Available for Purchase – Conference Proceedings
TAPPI maintains a record of key conference papers, presentations, and other conference publications, available for purchase in a variety of formats.
Alternative Uses for Waste-Paper in Wood-Based Composite Products, 1993 Recycling Symposium Proceedi