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Thermoplastic plywood and it’s drawback when moderately heated

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  • ROMAN RÉH

    TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY IN ZVOLEN, SLOVAKIA

  • Martin Guoth

    Technical University in Zvolen, Faculty of Wood Science and Technology, Department of Mechanical Technology of Wood, Zvolen, Slovak Republic

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Posted in WOOD RESEARCH Volume 61, Number 6, 2016Tagged mechanical properties, moderate heating, Plywood, skateboard, thermoplastic plywood

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REH, R. & GUOTH, M. (2016): Thermoplastic plywood and it’s drawback when moderately heated. In: Wood Research 61 (6), ISSN 1336-4561, VUPC (SDVU), 895-902 pp.

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