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1. TIMBER WASTE
MANGEMENT ITS
RECYCLE AND REUSE
BY
INAMDAR PAYAL SATYANARAYAN

2. INTRODUCTION
Wood is a hard and fibrous substance which forms a major part of the trunk
and branches of a tree.
• The advances in science and technology, wood in its natural form as timber,
lumber, etc. is being rapidly replaced by composite wood materials in which
natural wood is just a basic ingredient of a matrix or a laminate.
• The latter is found to be more useful and adaptable as they may be treated
chemically, thermally or otherwise as per requirements.
• Some examples are plywood, fiberboards, chipboards, compressed wood,
impregnated wood, etc.
• It is easily available and easy to transport and handle, has more thermal
insulation, sound absorption.
• Wood is a good absorber of shocks and so is suitable for construction work in
hilly areas which are more prone to earthquakes.

4. How It Travels From The Forest And Arrives In
Builder’s Merchant, Ready For To Embark On Project

5. TIMBER WASTE IS GENTERTED EVERY YEAR

8. CONCLUSION

9. References
 Building Materials and Technology Promotion Council Ministry of
Housing & Urban Affairs Government of India
 Falk, Robert H. North American Wood Waste Forum: Summary of
Group Feedback, February 2–3, 2012.