Container floor

Abstract

The invention provides a container floor, which is made of coconut timber. By utilizing a little-known characteristic that a coconut timber floor has strong nail-holding power, the coconut timber is applied to the industry of container floors for the first time, and troubles of performing material combination and processing on the conventional plywood are avoided, so that the container floor is independent of apitong, the sustainable development of the industry of the container floors is promoted further, and new application of the coconut timber is created.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a container bottom plate, in particular to a container bottom plate using coconut wood as a material. Background technique [0002] Coconut wood is a kind of palm tree in the tropics. It is a monocotyledonous plant. 3 . Coconut wood is a kind of natural anti-corrosion wood, no insects, hard and durable, with delicate and unique texture and high strength compression resistance, suitable for the production of plywood panels, parquet floors, solid wood floors, floor substrates, high MDF etc. Coconut wood is composed of very tight and continuous fibers and its hardness and non-deformation characteristics make each coconut wood board have solid hardness and good adaptability. These coconut wood boards are usually used in furniture making and indoor exterior decoration. [0003] In the process of container handling, in order to avoid the collision and collapse of the goods, screws are usually nailed on the bottom of the container...

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Problems solved by technology

At present, the container floor has been using cloned wood for a long time, commonly known as "dipterocarp", and the resource of cloned wood has reached the point of being exhausted. With the further development of the container industry, the shortage of cloned wood resources has become a problem for the container floor industry. However, the binding of screws on the usual composite plywood cannot meet the strength requirements of the wood's nail-holding force. Therefore, new research and development on the container bottom plate is required.