Wood was ever, is being, and will continuousely be widely applied inmany fields such as construction, furniture, inner decoration etc., simplybecause of its natural texture, high strength-to-specifity ratio, and goodhumidty conditioning characteristics. Howerver, wood is heavily flammable.To compare, magnesium chloride oxide cement (MCOC) is highly fireretardant, and is simultaneously plastisizable, acid&alkali resistant, agaistinsects, and sound insulative. As MCOC is reinfouced with fiber glass, thematerial is light-weighted while strong. However, MCOC is easy to scumand/or show efflorescence on surface, which seriously affects its wideappliction.In this disertiation, wood verneers and MCOC fleets are co-laminated tomake fire-retarding decoration A2-grade boards. Influence from differentprocess conditions, i.e., PVAC (with and without curing agent) and PU resins,3/5/7-layer constrctions,100~160g/m2PU content, and1~2mm core veneerthickness, was analyzed.Conclusions:(1) PU resin for wood-MCOC laminates effectively modifiedthe scumming and efflorescence phenomina of MCOC material;(2) change ofcore verneer thickness showed effectiveness on controlling combutionproperties such as heat release of composite boards. All test results satisfiedcorresponding national standards. |