Hempcrete and wood in bio-based buildings

Webinar May 19, 2020, arranged by Sustainable Business Hub and House of Hemp within the project Northern Connections. Partly financed by Interreg North Sea Region.
00.10 Paulien Strandberg, Lund University // Overview of hempcrete insulation with a focus on heat and moisture properties
25.17 Daniel Daviller, BCB - Tradical // Overview on hempcrete markets worldwide with a focus on certified lime for hempcrete. Tradical’s reference projects
37.13 Christophe Lubert, LB Eco Habitat // Prefabricated hempcrete panels for a faster construction process & renovation of cultural heritage buildings
45.24 Quentin Pichon, CAN Ingénieurs Architectes // Overview on the environmental policy EPD & hempcrete properties illustrated with CAN-ia’s most compelling construction projects
53.55 Laurent Mouly, LM Ingénieur // Overview of multi-storey houses with hempcrete as an insulation in Paris. The forth is now under construction, a nine floor building in Boulogne-Billancoourt
01.04.29 Hugo Grelet, Euromair // Euromair manufactures spray machines for hempcrete, ranging from 1,5 m3/h to 6m3/h
01.13.30 Jonas Nilsson // Jonas is building Sweden’s first hempcrete house with certified materials. The house will be 50 m2 and have several exciting solutions

[@comptegoogle511]

Is there any study done for expended continuous fiberboard for better mechanical properties? I could see hemp wool dip in a thin concrete and squeeze between roller (like a grandmother twister) to take the excess of concrete out and then let the fiber spring back expend the material to make a low-density board.
Simon V.
B. Sc eng. composite material manufacturing

[@stardrag1000]

ЭТО СОВЕТСКИЙ АРБОЛИТ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@LuqmanAhmedTK]

What is your opinion about timbercrete?