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摘要
有效的生物基隔热材料对于解决日益严重的气候变化和塑料废物问题至关重要。许多生物基泡沫实验表明，其性能等同于或优于建筑领域使用的传统泡沫。DSouza 等人撰写的题为 "建筑用生物基泡沫和泡沫复合材料的最新进展 "的综合综述（DOI: https://doi.org/10.1002/cben.202300014）特别关注了应用于住宅建筑的生物基聚氨酯 (BPU)、生物基苯酚甲醛 (BPF) 和纤维素纳米纤维 (CNF) 泡沫的制造方法、进展和未来前景。要成为一种合适的建筑材料，生物基泡沫必须是一种出色的隔热材料（具有较低的热传导率）、阻燃剂（具有较高的极限氧指数）并具有出色的机械性能。因此，封面图片展示了符合建筑应用设计标准的森林废弃物泡沫。[图片来源：Riddhi GadreRiddhi Gadre 负责最初设计，InMyWork 工作室团队负责最终设计]建筑用生物基泡沫。版权所有：Glen Cletus DSouza, Harrison Ng, Paul Charpentier, Chunbao Charles Xu版权所有。
Effective biobased thermally insulating materials are crucial to addressing the escalating concerns surrounding climate change and plastic waste. Numerous experimental biobased foams have demonstrated properties that are either equal to or superior to those of traditional foams employed in the construction sector. The comprehensive review titled “Recent Advances in Biobased Foams and Foam Composites for Construction Applications” by DSouza et al. (DOI: https://doi.org/10.1002/cben.202300014) specifically focuses on the fabrication methods, advancements, and future prospects of biobased polyurethanes (BPU), biobased phenol formaldehyde (BPF), and cellulose nanofibers (CNF) foams for application in residential construction. To be a suitable material for construction, a biobased foam must be an excellent thermal insulator (possessing low thermal conductivity), a fire retardant (with high limiting oxygen index) and possess remarkable mechanical properties. The cover image thus depicts forest waste-based foams that meet the design criteria for construction applications. [Credits: Riddhi Gadre for the initial design and InMyWork Studio team for the final design]
Biobased Foams for Construction Applications. Copyright: Glen Cletus DSouza, Harrison Ng, Paul Charpentier, Chunbao Charles Xu
ChemBioEng ReviewsBiochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology-Biochemistry
CiteScore
7.90
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2.10%
发文量
45
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Launched in 2014, ChemBioEng Reviews is aimed to become a top-ranking journal publishing review articles offering information on significant developments and provide fundamental knowledge of important topics in the fields of chemical engineering and biotechnology. The journal supports academics and researchers in need for concise, easy to access information on specific topics. The articles cover all fields of (bio-) chemical engineering and technology, e.g.,
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