Preservative Characteristics of Bamboo Treated by Camphor Leaves Extract

Guo Qi Xu; Jun Liang Liu; Sheng Hui Hu; Xue Hua Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.197-198.953

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Preservative Characteristics of Bamboo Treated by Camphor Leaves Extract

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In this study, Camphor leaves for the experimental materials, the activated composition was extracted by water, its consistency was 10%, and so the water extract was namely reagent A. The reagent B was obtained from added 5% MUF resins in reagent A, and the reagent C was obtained from added 10% MUF resins in reagent A. The Moso bamboo was treated respective by reagent A, reagent B, reagent C through vacuum/pressure process and the ability of resisted mould and mildew was tested. The results showed: The decay resistance of treated was stronger clearly than control, the weight lost rate was between 4% and 7%, it was up to the high anti-decay level. The decay resistance of treated by reagent B was strongest, so the appropriate MUF resins had function of fixation agent. The MOE and MOR of treated bamboo was almost equation to control. And the MOE and MOR of B and C was higher than control and A. It was feasible methods that the water extract of Camphor leaves was used to be a natural preservative. It was safe to human, animal, environment and the treated bamboo was an environmental friendly material.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 197-198)

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Guo Qi Xu, Jun Liang Liu, Sheng Hui Hu, Xue Hua Wang

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Bamboo, Camphor Leaf, Extract, Preservative

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