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HERO ID
6036828
Reference Type
Book/Book Chapter
Title
Formaldehyde form UF-bonded panels--its measurement and its relation to air contamination
Author(s)
Myers, GE; Nagaoka, M
Year
1984
Publisher
Noyes Publications
Location
Park Ridge, NJ
Book Title
Adhesives for Wood: Research, Applications, and Needs
Page Numbers
93-
Language
English
Abstract
The formaldehyde emission behavior of a variety of particleboards and hardwood plywoods has been measured using six test methods: a Dynamic test which measures steady state air concentrations of formaldehyde under controlled ventilation rate and board loading, two Desiccator tests, a Paper Sorption test, the Equilibrium Jar test, and the Perforator test. Data from all six methods correlate approximately with one another but, as expected, large deviations occur. The Dynamic procedure is regarded as a primary board characterization test since it models actual use conditions; it is probably too complex for rapid screening purposes, however. For that purpose a Desiccator test is considered to be the most satisfactory of the methods examined.
Keywords
particleboards; formaldehyde; air pollution; testing; methodology; emissions
Editor(s)
Gillespie, RH
ISBN
9780815509974
Conference Name
Wood adhesives--research, application, and needs
Conference Location
Madison, WI
Conference Dates
Sep 23-25, 1980
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