Process for production of high density/high performance binderless boards from whole coconut husk: Part 1: Lignin as intrinsic thermosetting binder resin

By J. van Dam, Martien J.A. Van den Oever, W. Teunissen, E. Keijsers, Aurora Peralta. 2004

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Subfields: Biomaterials, Biomedical Engineering

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Citations in the corpus

• Effects of compressive force, particle size and moisture content on mechanical properties of biomass pellets from grasses (2006, unknown): “When biomass is heated, lignin becomes soft and sometimes melts and exhibits thermosetting properties [26].”
• ECONOMICS OF PRODUCING FUEL PELLETS FROM BIOMASS (2006, background): “When lignin-rich biomass is compacted under high pressure and temperature, lignin becomes soft exhibiting thermosetting properties (van Dam et al., 2004).”