2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.buildenv.2007.03.006
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Flax and hemp fibres as raw materials for thermal insulations

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“…Moreover, they have a high toughness-density ratio and good thermal properties on the insulation viewpoint. Kymäläinen and Sjöberg (2008) referenced the thermal conductivity of different flax and hemp fibre mats (from 33 to 94 mW/m K) and showed that it was comparable to thermal conductivities of glass wool (50 mW/m K and below) or stone wool (from 35 to 71 mW/m K). For comparison, NatureWorks LLC announced thermal conductivity of 160 mW/m K for its PLA grades.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, they have a high toughness-density ratio and good thermal properties on the insulation viewpoint. Kymäläinen and Sjöberg (2008) referenced the thermal conductivity of different flax and hemp fibre mats (from 33 to 94 mW/m K) and showed that it was comparable to thermal conductivities of glass wool (50 mW/m K and below) or stone wool (from 35 to 71 mW/m K). For comparison, NatureWorks LLC announced thermal conductivity of 160 mW/m K for its PLA grades.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Šiuo metu populiariausioms termoizoliacinėms medžiagoms (mineralinei vatai, polistireniniam putplasčiui) pagaminti reikalingi dideli kiekiai energijos. Pavyzdžiui, mineralinei vatai gaminti sunaudojama 1077 MJ/m 3 energijos (Kymalainen, Sjoberg 2008). Gaminant termoizoliacinę medžiagą iš vietinių atsinaujinančių išteklių -šiaudų, įvairių stiebinių augalų, sunaudojama daug mažiau energijos, pavyzdžiui, presuotiems šiaudams gaminti sunaudojama vos 14 MJ/m 3 energijos (Gurskis, Juodis 2008).…”
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“…Depending on the structure of natural fiber materials, they have higher moisture sensitivity comparing to mineral materials [7]. There is also necessary to provide fire resistance and biological persistence, especially materials, which are made of cellulosic fibres [8].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%