CHARACTERISTICS OF GMELINA WOOD (GMELINA ARBOREA ROXB.) ARTIFICIAL BOARDS WITH THE ADDITION OF DIAMMONIUM PHOSPHATE AND SODIUM SILICATE AS FIRE-RETARDANT MATERIALS
Gmelina (Gmelina arborea Roxb.) or known as Jati Putih is one of fast growing wood. The production of laminated veneer lumber (LVL) and laminated veneer board (LVB) panels from gmelina wood is one form of engineered wood product development to improve the quality of solid wood. The addition of fi...
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Summary: | Gmelina (Gmelina arborea Roxb.) or known as Jati Putih is one of fast
growing wood. The production of laminated veneer lumber (LVL) and laminated
veneer board (LVB) panels from gmelina wood is one form of engineered wood
product development to improve the quality of solid wood. The addition of fire
retardant materials is an important element that needs to be developed to improve
the fire resistance properties of LVL and LVB panels. The material used in this
research is diamonium phosphate (DAP) and sodium silicate (SS) with a
concentration of 20% each, using two different application methods: impregnation
and coating. This study aims to determine the effect of the addition of 20% DAP
and 20% SS solution on physical characteristics (moisture content, density, and
swelling-shrinkage), mechanical characteristics (MOE, MOR, horizontal shear
strength, and hardness), formaldehyde emission, delamination percentage, and
combustion time on artificial board panels from gmelina wood. The test results
showed for the control treatment; DAP-impregnation; SS-impregnation; DAPcoating;
and SS-coating on LVL panels in order, namely physical properties
[moisture content (10.94%; 12.16%; 12.59%; 11.33%; and 11.33%), density (0.51
g/cm³; 0.57 g/cm³; 0.57 g/cm³; 0.55 g/cm³; and 0.54 g/cm³), thickness swelling
(3.81%; 2.82%; 3.77%; 4.25%; and 3.95%), tangential shrinkage (0.25%; 0.10%;
0.14%; 0.27%, and 0.11%), radial shrinkage (2.70%; 2.50%; 3.62%; 3.13%; and
3.35%)], mechanical properties [MOE (13646.15 N/mm²; 12171.10 N/mm²;
10319.41 N/mm²; 9762.60 N/mm²; and 10666.75 N/mm²), MOR (78.23 N/mm²; 46.35 N/mm²; 57.75 N/mm²; 55.03 N/mm²; and 51.50 N/mm²), horizontal shear
strength (6.65 N/mm²; 6.69 N/mm²; 6.04 N/mm²; 5.90 N/mm²; and 7.09 N/mm²),
hardness (3388.29 N/mm²; 4057.62 N/mm²; 2895.71 N/mm²; 3291.99 N/mm²; and
3918.56 N/mm²)], delamination (all treatments 0%, except SS-impregnation at
16.67% and SS-coating at 8.33%), formaldehyde emission (all treatments are
classified as F**** which means the panels are safe and environmentally friendly),
and combustion time (22 minutes 57 seconds; 23 minutes 52 seconds; 24 minutes
22 seconds; 25 minutes 46 seconds; and 32 minutes 3 seconds). Panel testing was
based on the requirements of ASTM D-2395-69 test standard for density, BS EN
137:1993 for shrinkage, VPS PSI-19 for combustion test, and JAS:2013 for other
parameters. From the test results, all parameters passed the test according to the
standard, except for the percentage of delamination in panels with SS impregnation
treatment. |
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