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In this investigation, two varieties of locally produced composite particleboard were investigated. The first kind consists of a mixture of glue, coconut fiber, periwinkle shell, and rice husk. The se...cond kind is an adhesive-sawdust-snail-shell-coconut-fibre mixture. Innovative composite particleboard samples were produced using urea-formaldehyde as an adhesive resin throughout ten (10) runs. The particleboard's moisture content, density, compressive strength, tensile strength, rupture modulus, and elasticity were all assessed. Utilizing the response surface approach, the proportionate mix ratio of the samples (Run 1 to 10) was calculated to choose the samples that best met ASTM and EN (Eurocodes) standards. The study demonstrated that Type A specimens have a more workable outcome than Type B specimens. To meet the specified standard requirements for particleboard production, manual methods must be upgraded or investigated by employing a mechanical approach.続きを見る
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