Feasibility Of Coconut Grated In The Production Of Chipboard

Md Ali Shifudin, Mohamad Hatim Arrazi (2016) Feasibility Of Coconut Grated In The Production Of Chipboard. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Coconut (Cocos nucifera) also called Kelapa or Nyior in Malaysia was a plant under Family FABACEAE (or Palmae) and believed to be originated from Pacific Ocean Region. Malaysians prefer to use coconut milk in cooking and is usually discarded after use it. For causal disposal of coconut grated, the concept of green technologies, reuse recyclable materials. This project aims to produce chipboard from discarded coconut grated. A total of 3 specimens chipboard from coconut grated of different compositions were tested with normal chipboard (MDF). 3 types of testing are used to test are bending, tensile and hardness. Expected results are chipboard from coconut grated should have equal or better material characteristic of strength compare to normal MDF board.

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