Birch outer bark(BOB)from Betula pendula Roth.is a unique and valuable biomass feedstock that contains suberin.The biopolyester suberin is built from bifunctional fatty acids-suberinic acids(SA)-which can be obtained ...Birch outer bark(BOB)from Betula pendula Roth.is a unique and valuable biomass feedstock that contains suberin.The biopolyester suberin is built from bifunctional fatty acids-suberinic acids(SA)-which can be obtained through a depolymerization process in an alkaline medium and used as a binder due to their adhesive properties.The aim of this study was to develop the SA-containing binder and identify suitable pressing conditions to produce plywood that meets the shear strength requirements of the EN 314-2 standard 3rd moisture resistance class for bonding quality,ensuring durability in unprotected exterior conditions(shear strength≥1 N/mm^(2)).The raw BOB material was modified by extraction,milling,and fractionation,and the depolymerization methodology was enhanced by additional sieving to improve the adhesive properties of the obtained binders.Several analytical methods were used to characterize the feedstock and the binders.Higher heating value was used to assess the pure outer bark content of BOB.GC-MS and GPC were used to describe the monomeric and oligomeric composition of binders.TGA was used to describe the biopolymeric composition and DSC was used to determine the thermal behavior of the binders.As a result,successful modification of feedstock(extracted BOB,milled through 2 mm sieve,1-2 mm fraction used)and its depolymerization process(implementing the separation of coarse ligno-carbohydrate particles by 1 mm mesh sieve)was employed to obtain a binder for which suitable hot-pressing parameters were determined−200℃for 5 min at 1.8 MPa.Consequently,plywood with shear strength of 1.26±0.18 N/mm^(2),which adheres to the EN 314-2 standards 3rd moisture resistance class,was obtained.展开更多
The chemical compositions of the dichloromethane extracts of inner and outer barks from six Pinus species（P.elliotii,P.oocarpa,P.caribeae,P.merkusii,P.montezumae,and P.insularis） grown in Indonesia were investigated...The chemical compositions of the dichloromethane extracts of inner and outer barks from six Pinus species（P.elliotii,P.oocarpa,P.caribeae,P.merkusii,P.montezumae,and P.insularis） grown in Indonesia were investigated by GC and GC–MS.Generally,the amounts of extractive contents were higher in the inner bark than in the outer bark except for P.merksuii.Fatty acids,monoterpenes,sesquiterpenes,resin acids,triterpenoids,and steroids were detected and quantified.Inner and outer barks differed not only in content of these compounds but also in their composition.Fatty acids and alcohols were the major classes of lipophilic compounds in the outer bark of P.caribeae, P.insularis,and P.montezumae.Steroids and triterpenoids were the dominant compounds identified in the inner bark of P.elliotii,P.insularis,and P.merkusii.Resin acids were the most abundant group in the inner bark of P.oocarpa whereas monoterpenes and sesquiterpenes were recorded in minor quantities in both bark layers of all species.展开更多
Barks of Pinus massoniana collected from two polluted sites, Qujiang and Xiqiaoshan, and from the relatively clean site Dinghushan were used to evaluate the pollution indication by the determination of their acidity a...Barks of Pinus massoniana collected from two polluted sites, Qujiang and Xiqiaoshan, and from the relatively clean site Dinghushan were used to evaluate the pollution indication by the determination of their acidity and conductivity. The acidity of the inner and outer barks from the polluted sites was significantly higher than those from the clean site, suggesting that the acidity of the bark occurred in concurrent with the air pollution. The significant lower pH values of the outer bark than the inner bark collected from all sites indicated that the outer bark was more sensitive than the inner bark in response to acid pollution, implying that the outer bark is more preferable when used as indication of atmospheric acid pollution. The conductivities of the inner barks differed significantly among the three sites, with higher values at the clean site. However, the significant differences were not observed among these sites. Furthermore, the pH values for the inner and outer barks were not correlated with the conductivity, which did not coincide with some other studies.展开更多
基金supported according to contract No.5.1.1.2.i.0/1/22/A/CFLA/007 between“Forest Sector Competence Centre of Latvia”Ltd.,and the Central Finance and Contracting Agency which dated 20th January of 2023.
文摘Birch outer bark(BOB)from Betula pendula Roth.is a unique and valuable biomass feedstock that contains suberin.The biopolyester suberin is built from bifunctional fatty acids-suberinic acids(SA)-which can be obtained through a depolymerization process in an alkaline medium and used as a binder due to their adhesive properties.The aim of this study was to develop the SA-containing binder and identify suitable pressing conditions to produce plywood that meets the shear strength requirements of the EN 314-2 standard 3rd moisture resistance class for bonding quality,ensuring durability in unprotected exterior conditions(shear strength≥1 N/mm^(2)).The raw BOB material was modified by extraction,milling,and fractionation,and the depolymerization methodology was enhanced by additional sieving to improve the adhesive properties of the obtained binders.Several analytical methods were used to characterize the feedstock and the binders.Higher heating value was used to assess the pure outer bark content of BOB.GC-MS and GPC were used to describe the monomeric and oligomeric composition of binders.TGA was used to describe the biopolymeric composition and DSC was used to determine the thermal behavior of the binders.As a result,successful modification of feedstock(extracted BOB,milled through 2 mm sieve,1-2 mm fraction used)and its depolymerization process(implementing the separation of coarse ligno-carbohydrate particles by 1 mm mesh sieve)was employed to obtain a binder for which suitable hot-pressing parameters were determined−200℃for 5 min at 1.8 MPa.Consequently,plywood with shear strength of 1.26±0.18 N/mm^(2),which adheres to the EN 314-2 standards 3rd moisture resistance class,was obtained.
基金supported by JASSO(Japan Student Services Organization)DPP Grant 2016(Faculty of Forestry,UGM)
文摘The chemical compositions of the dichloromethane extracts of inner and outer barks from six Pinus species（P.elliotii,P.oocarpa,P.caribeae,P.merkusii,P.montezumae,and P.insularis） grown in Indonesia were investigated by GC and GC–MS.Generally,the amounts of extractive contents were higher in the inner bark than in the outer bark except for P.merksuii.Fatty acids,monoterpenes,sesquiterpenes,resin acids,triterpenoids,and steroids were detected and quantified.Inner and outer barks differed not only in content of these compounds but also in their composition.Fatty acids and alcohols were the major classes of lipophilic compounds in the outer bark of P.caribeae, P.insularis,and P.montezumae.Steroids and triterpenoids were the dominant compounds identified in the inner bark of P.elliotii,P.insularis,and P.merkusii.Resin acids were the most abundant group in the inner bark of P.oocarpa whereas monoterpenes and sesquiterpenes were recorded in minor quantities in both bark layers of all species.
基金The National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 30370283), the CAS Orientation Project (No. KSCX2-SW-120KSCX2-SW-133) and the Natural Science Foundation of Guangdong Province (No. 04002306)
文摘Barks of Pinus massoniana collected from two polluted sites, Qujiang and Xiqiaoshan, and from the relatively clean site Dinghushan were used to evaluate the pollution indication by the determination of their acidity and conductivity. The acidity of the inner and outer barks from the polluted sites was significantly higher than those from the clean site, suggesting that the acidity of the bark occurred in concurrent with the air pollution. The significant lower pH values of the outer bark than the inner bark collected from all sites indicated that the outer bark was more sensitive than the inner bark in response to acid pollution, implying that the outer bark is more preferable when used as indication of atmospheric acid pollution. The conductivities of the inner barks differed significantly among the three sites, with higher values at the clean site. However, the significant differences were not observed among these sites. Furthermore, the pH values for the inner and outer barks were not correlated with the conductivity, which did not coincide with some other studies.
