Abstract
AbstractVibration characteristics of wood-based materials are essential parameters in considering the indoor environment of a building. This study investigates the effect of the physical properties of water-based adhesives on vibration characteristics of wood-based materials. Adhesive films and particle boards (PB) were prepared from acrylic emulsion adhesives (AE) with differential glass transition (Tg), and loss tangent of dynamic viscoelasticity (tanδD) and flexural vibration property (tanδF) were compared. The tanδD master curve and tanδF showed a similar tendency regarding frequency dependence. The apparent activation energy (ΔH) calculated from the shift factor of the master curve tends to be different depending on the Tg of AE and was especially high for AE with Tg = 13 °C along with blended AE. The dynamic Young’s modulus (EF) calculated from the flexural vibration tests showed higher values for AE at Tg = 13 °C, 41 °C, and 90 °C than that of urea–formaldehyde adhesive (UF).
Funder
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
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