Fiberboards from loblolly pine refiner groundwood: effects of gross wood characteristics and board density

Charles W. McMillin

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Fiberboards from loblolly pine refiner groundwood: effects of gross wood characteristics and board density

Informally Refereed

Authors:

Charles W. McMillin

Year:

1968

Type:

Scientific Journal

Station:

Southern Research Station

Source:

Forest Products Journal, Vol. 18(8): 51-59

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Abstract

Boards for insulation and and structural uses are being manufactured in increasing quantities. The coarse fiber required for these products can be disk-refined from untreated wood chips. Since such fiber is produced in essentially one mechanical operation, continuous control is required of the raw material as well as the refining process.

Citation

McMillin, Charles W. 1968. Fiberboards from loblolly pine refiner groundwood: effects of gross wood characteristics and board density. Forest Products Journal, Vol. 18(8): 51-59