The Small Rural Industry, Vol. 2: A Study of the Possibility of Making Insulating Board From Straw; Experimental Development, Plant Design and Operation (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

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Excerpt from The Small Rural Industry, Vol. 2: A Study of the Possibility of Making Insulating Board From Straw; Experimental Development, Plant Design and Operation

Many laymen suppose that the strength of insulating board is provided by adding adhesive or binding agents such as glue or resins to the board. These agents are not used for producing commercial insulating board. The strength of the board depends on properties of the fibers as developed by cooking and by mechanical refining procedures and to the methods and machines used in felting the fibers to form the board.

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