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Low impact material technical data sheet wood fibre board
Low impact material technical data sheet wood fibre board
Low impact material technical data sheet wood fibre board
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Low impact material technical data sheet wood fibre board

  1. Low Impact Material Technical Data Sheet / Fiche technique matériau LOW IMPACT MATERIAL TECHNICAL DATA SHEET - FICHE TECHNIQUE MATÉRIAUX Material Matériau Wood Fibre Boards Description Description Rigid wood fibre boards can be used to improve thermal and acoustic insulation for external and internal walls, roofs and floors. Externally, wood fibre wall insulation boards can be applied to timber frame, steel frame and masonry substrates. Medium density wood fibre insulation slabs can be used to infill between timber studs and between or below rafters and joists. Composition Composition Wood fibre boards are made from 95% waste wood. Spruce / pine chippings, water with natural tree resin binder (Thermowall 040/045) Relevant Standards Critères pertinents BS-EN-13171-T3-T2.5-AF5* Who manufactures ? Qui produit ? Woodfibre building systems, sold under the name Pavatex, are available through Natural Building Technologies Ltd. (www.natural-building.co.uk). The Unger-Diffutherm range of wood fibre insulation products are available from Back to Earth (www.backtoearth.co.uk). How is it manufactured ? Comment est-il produit ? The softwood chippings are pulped and soaked in water, then mechanically pressed into boards, dried, and cut to shape. Boards thicker than 20mm are made up of 20mm thick laminations* Where is-it manufactured ? Où est-il produit ? Pavatex is manufactured in Switzerland and transported by road to UK. Homatherm and the Udi range of boards are manufactured in Germany. Embodied Energy**/^ Energie grise There are as yet no conclusive figures on the embodied energy of natural fibre insulation. However, as a natural plant- or animal-based material it benefits from a very low environmental impact in reuse and/or disposal. Carbon Footprint Empreinte carbone Timber buildings have an extremely low carbon footprint. For every cubic metre of wood used instead of an alternative, 0.8 tonnes of CO2 are locked away.
  2. Low Impact Material Technical Data Sheet / Fiche technique matériau Social intensity (manpower needed for production and creating job locally) Intensité sociale (besoin en main d’oeuvre nécessaire à la production et créatrice d’emploi local) Industrial manufacturing processes create employment. Transport and distribution jobs throughout supply chain add to carbon footprint. 1 or 2 installers required for on site construction and insulation/retrofit projects locally. Surfaces are usually rendered or plastered. Pollutants Polluants No toxins or toxic emissions during manufacture, no chemical additives, no VOC emissions, low toxic fumes if burned Water use during manufacture Quantité d’eau nécéssaire pour produire le produit Unknown Rare Earth metals Métaux rares contenus dans le produit None Life Expectancy Esperance de vie Durability 70 + years Replacement for which common material (Benefits) Fonction du matériau (qu’est-ce qu’il remplace) et quel est le benefice de ce remplacement ? Rigid wood fibre insulation board can be used externally as a render substrate to improve thermal and acoustic performance. Semi-rigid wood fibre insulation slabs replace mineral wool or polystyrene. Natural wood fibre board is produced as a by product of the timber industry. The European construction industry uses European softwoods from managed forest. For every cubic meter of wood used instead of an alternative, 0.8 tons of CO2 are locked away. Wood fibre board can be recycled and is bio degradable. Degradation Degradabilité European Waste Code (EWC): 030105 ; sawdust, shavings, cuttings, wood, particle board and veneer ; not containing dangerous substances. Maintenance required Entretien Durable low maintenance product. U Value Valeur thermique (U) 0.5 - 2.5m2 (installed values depend on thickness and substrate) Pavatex manufacturer U-value: U-Value (W/m2.K) for 89mm timber stud with insulation: 60mm Diffutherm: 0.28; 80mm: 0.25; 100mm: 0.22 U-Value (W/m2.K) for 140mm timber stud with insulation: 60mm Diffutherm: 0.22; 80mm: 0.20; 100mm: 0.18 Properties under load Propriétés mécaniques Compression Compression Tension Tension Shear Cisaillement 0.10 (?)* 6kN/m2 * 3kN/m2*
  3. Low Impact Material Technical Data Sheet / Fiche technique matériau Fire Retardation Resistance au feu Class E* (Ammonium polyphosphate used as fire retardant*) Density Densité 40 - 250 kg/m3 Traditional size of material (sheet / block) Taille traditionnelle du matériau ( laine / bloc / vrac..) Board Dimensions – 1880mm * 600mm (STEICO Special Board Specifications)^^ Thickness Weight Pcs per Pallet weight (mm) (kg/m2) pallet (kg) 60 14.01 36 ca. 620 80 18.44 28 ca. 620 100 22.81 22 ca. 620 120 27.21 18 ca. 620 Handling Manutention Easy to handle, cut and install *HOMATHERM woodFlex® Protect ** EMBODIED ENERGY (CARBON) ; “The embodied energy (carbon) of a building material can be taken as the total primary energy consumed (carbon released) over its life cycle. This would normally include (at least) extraction, manufacturing and transportation. Ideally the boundaries would be set from the extraction of raw materials (inc fuels) until the end of the products lifetime (including energy from manufacturing, transport, energy to manufacture capital equipment, heating & lighting of factory, maintenance, disposal...etc), known as ‘Cradle‐to‐Grave’. It has become common practice to specify the embodied energy as ‘Cradle‐to‐ Gate’, which includes all energy (in primary form) until the product leaves the factory gate. The final boundary condition is ‘Cradle‐to‐Site’, which includes all of the energy consumed until the product has reached the point of use (i.e. building site).” ; Source; INVENTORY OF CARBON & ENERGY (ICE) ; Version 1.6a ; Prof. Geoff Hammond & Craig Jones ; Sustainable Energy Research Team (SERT) Department of Mechanical Engineering University of Bath, UK (www.bath.ac.uk/mech‐ eng/sert/embodied/). ^ NATURAL FIBRE INSULATION; An introduction to low-impact building materials; Andy Sutton and Daniel Black, BRE Pete Walker, University of Bath ^^ STEICO Board (www.steico.com) Other references: ISO 10456 : Building materials and products — Hygrothermal properties — Tabulated design values and procedures for determining declared and design thermal values. Matériaux et produits pour le bâtiment — Propriétés hygrothermiques — Valeurs utiles tabulées et procédures pour la détermination des valeurs thermiques déclarées et utiles.
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