Shu et al., 2021 - Google Patents
Effect of steam explosion technology main parameters on moso bamboo and poplar fiberShu et al., 2021
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- Shu B
- Ren Q
- Hong L
- Xiao Z
- Lu X
- Wang W
- Yu J
- Fu N
- Gu Y
- Zheng J
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- Journal of Renewable Materials
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One of the large-scale industrial applications of Moso bamboo and poplar in China is the production of standardized fiberboard. When making fiberboard, a steam blasting pretreatment without the addition of traditional adhesives has become increasingly popular …
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