Innovation of Nypa Fruticans Waste wall
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Natural fiber, Nypa Fruticans Waste wallAbstract
The objective of this study, Innovation of Nypa Fruticans Waste wall was to improve the standard of production innovation from Nypa Fruticans waste and test a various properties of products such as strength values wall, ceiling and floor friction. The production of the wall made from nipa palm leaves and waste of nypa palm by 8 blades shredding machine. Forming with a sheet compression machine. Test and compared with four commercial materials; Sawdust plywood sheet, gypsum vinyl touch, Smartboard and Viva Board.
The results showed that the thermal conductivity was 0.064 W/mK, close to the sawdust plywood sheet that 0.0498 W/mK but less than the four types of commercial materials. The bending strength of the wall panels from scraps coated and uncoated types are similar to commercial materials, including gypsum vinyl touch panels. On another side, the smartboard is lower than viva board and sawdust plywood sheet. Water permeability of the wall panels is higher than the viva board group but lower than others. From the test, the lateral inflation value of the wall was higher. The vinyl touch gypsum board, smartboard, and viva board are lower than sawdust plywood sheet. Wall panels are suitable for indoor use with areas not exposed to water. The high humidity of the water will make wall swell, debris and deformed. Therefore, it should focus more on indoor use or use in areas that do not have direct contact with water.
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