Production of Joints Of Eucalyptus Sp. to Obtain Edge Glued Panels

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This research aimed at evaluating the quality of bonded joints of Eucalyptus wood by using different faces and adhesives to produce EGP (Edge Glued Panels). Glue line shear specimens were obtained from bonded joints glued with PVAc (Polyvinyl Acetate) and EPI (Emulsion Polymer Isocyanate) adhesives, using pieces oriented with tangential, radial and intermediary faces, as well as the combination between them. The specimens were submitted to two pretreatments in order to simulate the use of joints in dry and wet environments. For shear tests, 12 treatments were obtained. The results indicated that the use of tangential x tangential and tangential x intermediary bonding faces and EPI adhesive presented better glue line shear strength for EGP in dry and wet pretreatments, respectively. The joints bonded in the radial x radial direction presented statistically inferior values when compared to the other treatments.

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França, M. C., Zen, L. R., Juizo, C. G. F., Cremonez, V. G., Trianoski, R., & Iwakiri, S. (2020). Production of Joints Of Eucalyptus Sp. to Obtain Edge Glued Panels. Floresta e Ambiente, 27(4), 1–6. https://doi.org/10.1590/2179-8087-FLORAM-2018-0004

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