Compatibilidad de especies maderables de la empresa la palma para formar aglomerados con cemento
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This paper presented the results obtained in order to define the suitability with Portland cement of some wood species that grow at The Palma Forest Integral Company areas. The main objective was to carry out recommendations of this suitable material for their employment in the ecomaterials manufacturing. The method was based on mensuration of the maximum temperature of hydrate of the samples pattern and it proves and the calculation of the aptitude coefficient. It was found that the species Encino, moruro, yamagua,cedro and macurije were very good with aptitude coefficient above 80% while the majagua, guasima and pomarrosa are classified as good with coefficient bigger than 65%. Teak, mahogany, tengue and almacigo registered values smaller than 50%, classified as bad.
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