Publications by authors named "Runmin Xu"

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  • - Bamboo is a promising alternative to wood in various industries but is vulnerable to microbial damage, which weakens its structural integrity.
  • - The study developed lignin-based polyurea resin/luffa seed oil microcapsules that were applied to bamboo through a coating process to enhance its mold resistance.
  • - These microcapsules showed high encapsulation efficiency and effective antifungal properties, improving bamboo's durability while providing a potential method for anti-mold treatment in construction and furniture applications.
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Mattresses' pressure relief performance and comfort largely affect sleep quality. Mattress filling materials have been proven to affect the interface pressure distribution and comfort, but the effect of mattress structure is unclear. In this paper, the interface pressure distribution and subjective comfort of 10 subjects were assessed in the different bedding layer structures of mattresses, after mattress support performance was tested.

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Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) spectroscopy is one of the most promising analytical chemistry techniques, although it takes a long time to acquire data. Non-uniform sampling (NUS) is an effective way to reduce the sampling time, but faithful reconstruction methods are needed. The low rank Hankel matrix (LRHM) approach uses the low rank constraint to obtain high-quality spectra from NUS signals, but the reconstruction has a considerable time overhead.

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The exploration of modified luffa sponge (LS) cellulose fiber in the field of polymer composite can contribute to the development of high-performance and lightweight composites. In this study, two chemical treatments (10%NaOH-20%CHCOOH (Method 1) and 10%NaOH-5%NaSO (Method 2)) and two drying methods (air drying and freeze-drying) were used to treat LS. The microscopic characteristics and physical properties showed that Methods 1 and 2 caused shrinkage of the LS fibers and increased their fiber density by 30.

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The purpose of this study is to investigate the natural Luffa vine (LV) fiber to be effectively used as cellulose fiber reinforcing material for lightweight and decay-resistance composite materials. The physical, chemical, thermal, and morphological properties of the LV fibers, together with their microstructure are investigated. The test results conclude that the LV density, microscopic characteristics, and mechanical properties show that this crop is a lightweight (200-550 kg/m) natural fiber with a porous structure and a high specific modulus (1.

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