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SEPTEMBER 2014
CelluWood
ISSUE at glance
CELLUWOOD final workshop
Project outcomes
Bioresins
ECO beams and columns
CELLUWOOD future
CELLUWOOD CONSORTIUM
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PROJECT OUTCOMES
BIORESINS
Lignin-based gluing system
The best project results were achieved in producing
lignin-based gluing system consisting of
lignin-modified PF resin and a suitable hardener to
promote polymer setting.
The final outcome was glue with a greener character
capable of setting in cold pressing in order to be used
as binder for glulam building materials in small and
medium sized companies. This adhesive is of
phenolformaldehyde type resin where 50% of phenol
has been replaced by lignin. This new lignin-based
gluing system can be effectively used in the
production of glulam beams and columns with a
performance even better then with conventional
gluing systems.
The low emission lignin modified PF resin is easy to
apply and cheap to buy.
Eco-beams fabricated with the modified PF resin
showed better mechanical properties than
commercially available MUF (melamineurea-formaldehyde) beams and are suitable for
outdoor constructions.
The developed gluing system based on lignin-PF resin
presents a clear environmental improvement
regarding commercial ones: 74% vs MUF and 86% vs
PU (measured with Ecoindicator 99 method). Besides
this environmental advantage, it has lower cost and
shows better technical performances.
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CELLUWOOD FUTURE
The resin products developed within CELLUWOOD
project can potentially replace existing MUF and epoxy
resin application. Therefore the promotion of the
technology will target resin manufacturers, laminated
timber industry and related sectors. The promotion of
the technology to resin and glulam manufacturers
worldwide could be envisaged in collaboration with
lignin and nanocellulose producers.
Future actions
Project partners will continue to work on post-project
exploitation of the results. This will include:
- promotion of the technology to resin and glulam
manufacturers,
Further commercialisation of the eco-beams and
eco-columns can be of interest to small businesses of
craftsmen (woodworkers, refurnishing workers,
restorers, repairers) and SMEs clusters, as these
products provide an opportunity to expand and
complete their product offer.
PROJECT CONSORTIUM
InWood Developments Ltd (UK)
Tecnifusta Enginyeria SL (Spain)
CBD d.o.o. - Contemporary Building Design (Slovenia)
Chimar Hellas S.A. (Greece)
Research and Development Association for the Wood,
Furniture and Packaging industries AIDIMA (Spain)
Brunel University (UK)
InnovaWood asbl (Belgium)
CONTACT
Mr. Edward Stenhouse
Project Coordinator
edwardstenhouse@btconnect.com
Prof. Dr. Mizi Fan
Project Management
Mizi.Fan@brunel.ac.uk
MSc. Miguel ngel Abin
Project Coordination and Management at AIDIMA
comercial@aidima.es
InnovaWood
Project Web and Dissemination
office@innovawood.com
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project consortium and can in no way be taken to reflect the views of the European Union