Manufacture of cylindrical LVL by spiral-winding method II. Fast-setting adhesives for cylindrical LVL manufacture
Citation
H. Yamauchi et al., Manufacture of cylindrical LVL by spiral-winding method II. Fast-setting adhesives for cylindrical LVL manufacture, MOKUZAI GAK, 45(2), 1999, pp. 149-156
Categorie Soggetti
Material Science & Engineering
Journal title
MOKUZAI GAKKAISHI
SICI code
0021-4795(1999)45:2<149:MOCLBS>2.0.ZU;2-A
Abstract
To increase the yield and improve efficiency in the manufacture of cylindri
cal LVL using the spiral winding process, various methods are being conside
red. The simplest and most effective is the use of fast-setting adhesives (
FSA) which can be cured at low temperatures and short press times. These ca
n be mixed with additive resins (AR) which have special properties and/or s
maller costs. Two types of adhesive mixtures were studied, 1) Urea formalde
hyde resin in combination with isocyanate resin (UF-mixture), and 2) Fast s
etting resorcinol meta-aminophenol in combination with ordinary resorcinol
resin (RF-mixture). Sawed Veneers of katsura (Cercidiphyllum japonicums S.
et Z.) were used as test pieces. The physical properties, adhesive strength
, and durability of the adhesives and adhesive mixtures were studied. The a
dhesive strengths were determined through shear tests in tension.
1) After the first 20 minutes of pressing for either of the two types of ad
hesive mixtures, the development in adhesive strength was slow when the FSA
content was less than 50%. For the UF -mixture, the strength value leveled
off after 100 minutes. On the other hand, the;strength of the RF -mixture
did not level off even after 24 hours.
2) In the case of the UF-mixture, the addition of isocyanate resin hardly i
mproved the durability of the bond.
3) The durability of RF-mixture was improved by the addition of ordinary re
sorcinol resin. Especially, the mixing ratio of 2/1 (AR/FSA) resulted in go
od performance of glued veneers in the durability tests, enough for structu
ral uses.
4) Press time (1-5 min) and pressure (0.3-1.2 MPa) hardly influenced the ad
hesive strength and wood failure of the RF-mixture at 2/1 mixing ratio.