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Porous wood fibre structures for tomorrow markets
Abstract
For light-weight porous materials, there is an increasinginterest in replacing synthetic materials by biomaterialssuch as wood fibres. In this study, the effects ofdifferent wood fibres and the influence ofnanofibrillated cellulose on foam formation and solidmaterial properties were elucidated. Different methodssuch as oven and freeze drying (lyophilisation) to drythe formed foams were studied in order to obtain solidfoams while preserving the porosity. For improving thestrength properties of fibrous network, enzymatic methodswere used to cross-link the fibres. The solid foams weretested for density, pore structure and compressionstrength by mechanical testing and microscopy