Process for Making Composite Products from Fibrous Waste Material
AssigneeBuilding Research Establishment Ltd
InventorsMizi Fan, Peter William Bonfield
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Abstract
A process for making composite products from waste material comprises the steps of a) obtaining fibrous material produced by the thermal treatment of waste materials with pressurised steam; b) mixing the fibrous material with a binding material; c) forming the resulting mixture into a shape; d) pressing the shaped mixture under pressure; and e) hardening the mixture; wherein the process also comprises the steps of the separating out the fibrous material and deodorising the fibrous material. The waste material may be domestic bin liner waste.
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A process for making composite products from waste material comprising
- a) obtaining fibrous material produced by the thermal treatment of waste materials with pressurised steam;
- b) mixing the fibrous material with a binding material;
- c) forming the resulting mixture into a shape;
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- d) curing the shaped mixture;
- wherein the process also comprises the steps of the separating out the fibrous material and deodorising the fibrous material.
The use of fibrous material produced by the thermal treatment of waste materials with pressurised steam in the manufacture of composite products.
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