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Fakéreg hasznosítási lehetőségeinek áttekintése

Börcsök Zoltán, Adamik Péter és Pásztory Zoltán

Kapcsolat a szerzőkkel

Levelező szerző: Börcsök Zoltán

Cím: H-9400 Sopron, Bajcsy-Zsilinszky u. 4.

e-mail cím: borcsok.zoltan[at]uni-sopron.hu

Kivonat

Évente mintegy 300-400 millió köbméter kéreg keletkezik a fahasznosítás során. Ennek legnagyobb része azonban hasznosítatlan marad, illetve elégetik. A kéreg szerkezete és összetétele különleges, a faanyagtól különböző, mely tulajdonságok számos hasznosítási lehetőséget rejtenek. A mezőgazdaság, energetika, orvostudomány, falemezipar, szigetelőanyag-gyártás és vegyipar sikerrel használhatja és felhasználhatja a fák kérgét. Ez a tanulmány a kéreg szerkezetéről, tulajdonságairól és a hasznosítási lehetőségekről ad áttekintést.

Kulcsszavak: kéreg, hasznosítás, anatómia, összetétel

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