Wood paper scrapping machine first group feeding system, body and knife design
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WOOD PAPER SCRAPPING MACHINEFIRST GROUP FEEDING SYSTEM, BODY AND KNIFE DESIGN(M.Sc.Thesis)Ferda B L KGAZI UNIVERSITYINSTITUE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGYJune 2006ABSTRACTTrees are the natural resources that numbers decrease everyday. Therefore asenvironmentalists wood industry was to take precautions. For this reason to useraw material definitely, defective coating wood papers which are released fromthe plywood factories to the environment or which are used for fuel are aimedto use again in the chipboard or laminate parquet factories as filling material.Wood paper scrapping machine is designed for making real this aim with threestep shredding system. Whit this machine unused wood papers near thefactories which has fire risk are broke into pieces and than sold to chipboardfactories. So with avoiding environmental pollution and economical benefit isgained.Science Code : 914.1.090Key Words : plywood, defective, wood paper, filling material,shredding system, scrapPage Number : 180Adviser : Yrd. Doç. Dr. Nihat GEMALMAYAN
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Ferda Bilik
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Ferda Bilik (Master Thesis). Wood paper scrapping machine first group feeding system, body and knife design, 2006, Gazi University.
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