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NANOMAD Project

Fecha de inicio: 17 Sep 2009 Fecha de finalización prevista: 29 Dec 2011

The project studies the influence of the incorporation of nanoparticles of metallic nano-oxides and nanoclays internally on the properties of natural wood veneers and wood-based panels, paying special attention to their fire behaviour.


 
 
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Main Activities

 

• To analyse the effectiveness of the treatment of wood-based panels and natural wood veneers to improve their fire performance.
• To establish the effects produced by the treatment on the properties of the materials, which are relevant for their subsequent application.

 

 

Expected results:

 

1

To determine whether internal treatment with nanotechnology can be an alternative to current treatments for fireproofing wood.


2

To understand the influence of the incorporation of nanotechnology on the intrinsic and surface properties of natural wood veneers and derived boards.


3

Detect the improvements produced by treatment with nanotechnology.


4

To understand the influence of nanotechnology treatment on fire behaviour.


5

To understand the effects produced by treatment with nanotechnology on the behaviour in finishing and gluing processes.


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