Finishing System for Oil Palm Empty Fruit Bunch (EFB) Medium Density Fiberboard
This study evaluates the surface properties of finished oil palm Empty Fruit Bunch (EFB) Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF) coated with different finishing system. Two types of lacquer i. e. , Acid Catalyst (AC) and Nitrocellulose (NC), were used in this work. The 20 mm thick EFB MDFs were cut to 15...
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2001
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| 总结: | This study evaluates the surface properties of finished oil palm Empty Fruit Bunch
(EFB) Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF) coated with different finishing system.
Two types of lacquer i. e. , Acid Catalyst (AC) and Nitrocellulose (NC), were used in
this work. The 20 mm thick EFB MDFs were cut to 150 x 100 mm size. The boards
were coated with five different treatments: (1) a wash coat, a sealer, and a top coat,
(2) a sealer and two top coats, (3) two sealers and a top coat, (4) a wash coat, two
sealers, and a top coat, and (5) a wash coat, two sealers, and two top coats. The coated
boards were assessed for impact, adhesion and gloss (at 20°, 60°, and 85°), according
to British Standard BS 3962 Part 6 (1975) and ASTM D523-67 (1967). The result
shows that MDF coated with AC lacquer has higher finish uptake (4.31 g/m2) and
good impact rating (3) compare to that of NC lacquer (3. 01 g/m2 and 3 respectively).
NC gives better gloss compared to AC lacquer. No significant difference was
detected between AC and NC lacquers in terms of adhesion. The results also indicate
that all the treatments used in this study have no significant influence on both the
amount of finish uptake and impact resistance of the coated MDF. Among the
treatments used, that with two sealers and a top coat (treatment 3) gives good
adhesion. However, surface gloss was significantly affected by the surface treatment.
Highest gloss was obtained by either applying a sealer and two top coats (treatment 2)
or by applying a layer of wash coat, two sealers, and two top coats (treatments 5). The
best finishing system for EFB MDF is given by NC with a sealer and two top coats
(treatment 2). |
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