Method of recombining bamboo material into reinforced shapes

A molding material and solidification molding technology, which is applied in wood processing appliances, wooden veneer joints, household components, etc., can solve the problems of high cost, lack of natural texture of bamboo, high glue consumption, etc., and achieve the effect of high utilization rate

Inactive Publication Date: 2004-01-07
ANJI YA FENG BAMBOO PROD LTD
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Benefits of technology

This patented technology allows for efficient use of bamshooted materials like Chinese traditional medicine (Traditional Materia Medica) or Japanese yarn that have been split off from their roots during manufacturing processes without losing its quality. It also makes it easier to reconstruct shapes made by these methods through compression techniques. Overall, this new technique improves efficiency while maintaining good appearance characteristics on bambaos.

Problems solved by technology

The technical problem addressed in this patents relates to improving the efficiency and quality of producing thin walls from bamoo blinds (BMB) while maintaining their strength properties through traditional methods like casting processes. Current methods have limitations including slow processing times, poor surface finishes, crack formation, insufficient compression force, difficulty in manufacturing large sizes without damaging them, and potential damage caused by excessive heat exposures.

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[0023] Refer to accompanying drawing 3. The method for reorganizing and strengthening the shaped material of bamboo of the present invention is to cut off the moso bamboo. Split into bamboo filaments, dip in glue after drying, install molds, press and solidify the shaped materials.

[0024] Specifically, wet moso bamboo is used, cut into required lengths, split into bamboo slices 1, drawn 2 with a wire drawing machine, and then dried.

[0025] Take the dried bamboo silk for dipping. Glue can choose phenolic adhesive, melamine-formaldehyde adhesive, epoxy adhesive, unsaturated resin adhesive, polyurethane adhesive and other adhesives with good water resistance, try to avoid using urine aldehyde with poor water resistance of adhesives.

[0026] Bamboo silk is soaked in glue, dried in solvent, then filled in a mold, pressed with a press at a pressure of 10-100Mpa, and heated to fully cure.

[0027] After curing, the mold is demoulded, and a piece of bamboo is restructured and st

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Bamboo is cut into thin strips, and the strips are dried, dipped and molded at high pressure of 10-100 MPa into shapes. The method can utilize bamboo fully and can produce shapes with great specific weight, high strength and stable size, as well as natural grains of bamboo. The method is also suitable for other material capable of being cut into thin strips.

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