Lightweight Composite Building Materials with Hemp (Cannabis Sativa L.) Additives

The scope of our research was to evaluate the potential of the content of fibre and shives in the biomass of industrial hemp cultivars grown under different nitrogen fertiliser rates to use them for increasing the energy efficiency as a thermal insulation and acoustic material. The aim of the resear...

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Published in:Chemical engineering transactions 2017-03, Vol.57
Main Authors: R. Brencis, S. Pleiksnis, J. Skujans, A. Adamovics, U. Gross
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