Bamboo-based composites: A review on fundamentals and processes of bamboo bonding
University of British Columbia · West Fraser (Canada)
Abstract
Sustainable development and applications of bamboo and bamboo-wood composites require better understanding and optimization of bamboo bonding. This paper provides a critical review of bamboo composite bonding in relation to wood bonding characteristics and processes. A polylamellate cell wall structure, low tissue porosity and permeability, and poor surface wettability hamper bamboo bonding with most wood adhesives. Bamboo element preparation, treatment and adhesive modification must be optimized in conjunction with more efficient material utilization and processes. Development of bond qualification standards similar to engineered wood products but tailored to stronger bamboo tissues are essential for…
Citation impact
- FWCI
- 54.59
- Percentile
- 100%
- References
- 158
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6Topics & keywords
- Bamboo
- Materials science
- Composite material
- Adhesive
- Composite number
- Engineered wood
- Wetting
- Isocyanate
- Industry, innovation and infrastructure