Abstract
The intention of efficient processing and use of less valuable wood species, bio-damaged logs, sawmill residues, cuttings, chips, sawdust, recycled wooden products, and other lignocellulosic raw materials in the production of wood composites is the focus of several scientific research institutes in the world [...]
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The intention of efficient processing and use of less valuable wood species, biodamaged logs, sawmill residues, cuttings, chips, sawdust, recycled wooden products, and other lignocellulosic raw materials in the production of wood composites is the focus of several scientific research institutes in the world
Wood composites are mostly produced for a particular application and, the raw materials, needed additives, production processes, as well as finishing and surface treatments are adapted for these purposes
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