Analysis of the Mechanical Properties of Teak  Sawdust-Reinforced Composite Boards Affected  by the Alkalization Process

Putra, Reza; Muhammad, Muhammad; Hafli, Teuku Mudi; Islami, Nurul; P, Muhammad Nugraha; K, M Irsyad

doi:10.52088/ijesty.v2i4.303

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“…Walaupn telah banyak penelitian yang menunjukkan performa serat daun nenas dan serat sabut kelapa, namun belum terdapat hasil yang menunjukan kobinasi pada kedua bahan pengisi tersebut [13]. Dengan demikian diperlukan kajian pembuatan komposit berpenguat serat daun nanas dan sabut kelapa dengan resin Polyester bening 108 menggunakan metode Hand lay up.…”

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Pengaruh Fraksi Volume Serat Terhadap Kekuatan Tarik Komposit Serat Daun Nanas dan Sabut Kelapa dengan Polyester Bening 108

Muhammad,

Putra,

Hafli

et al. 2023

MJMST

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The goal of this study is to determine the effect of the matrix-to-filler ratio on the characteristic value of composites made from pineapple leaf fiber and coco fiber using clear polyester resin 108 as a matrix. The composite printing process involves combining 70% resin and 5% pineapple fiber: 15% pineapple fiber, 25% coconut fiber: 15% coconut fiber, 25% pineapple fiber, and 5% coconut fiber with 1% catalyst. The Hand-Lay Up method is used to create composites. Tensile strength testing mechanical properties are based on standards (ASTM D-3039). The tensile strength of 25% pineapple leaf fiber is the highest in this percentage variation: 5% coconut fiber with an average value of 44.88 MPa, 3.37% tensile strain, while pineapple leaf fiber 5% has the lowest tensile strength value: 25% coconut fiber with a 25.26 MPa average and a 2.54% tensile strain. According to the findings, the composite of 25% pineapple leaf fiber: 5% coconut fiber immersed in NaOH is suitable for use as an alternative tensile material.

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Pengaruh Fraksi Volume Serat Terhadap Kekuatan Tarik Komposit Serat Daun Nanas dan Sabut Kelapa dengan Polyester Bening 108

Muhammad,

Putra,

Hafli

et al. 2023

MJMST

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“…The use of natural fibers as a supporting material is increasing from year to year. One aspect that needs to be considered in obtaining new materials is the use of materials derived from plants or organic fibers (Nayan et al, 2023;Putra, Muhammad, et al, 2022). Using synthetic polymers made from fiber can replace metal, wood, leather and other natural materials with various advantages such as: much cheaper prices, environmentally friendly, and some of them are the optimization of waste products that have not been utilized.…”

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Analysis of tensile strength of composite fiber reinforced with areca Nut Skin Fiber using BQTN 157 EX Resin

Safriwardy,

Rizki,

Masrullita

et al. 2023

Int.J.Trends.Math.Edu.Research

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In the development of materials science, especially polymers, natural fibers such as areca nut shell fiber are increasingly attractive to use. The use of synthetic polymer materials made from fiber can replace conventional materials such as metal, wood and leather. They can replace conventional materials with the advantages of lower price, environmental friendliness, and recyclability. Areca nut shell fiber, as an example of a natural fiber, has great potential in the furniture industry, crafts, and as an ingredient in traditional medicine. This fiber is used as a reinforcing material in composites with an Unsaturated Polyester Yukalac resin matrix. Unsaturated Polyester Yukalac resin, with characteristics such as stiffness, flexibility, water resistance, chemical resistance and weather resistance, is used as a matrix in making composites. The aim of this research is to make a plastic composite prototype reinforced with areca palm fiber, varying the volume fraction of areca nut shell fiber by 30%:50%, 50%:60%, 70%:70%, 90%:80% and for the matrix using polyester resin. BQTN 157 EX. The fiber composition is arranged in a mold in the same direction using the hand lay up method. Composite testing is in the form of a tensile test referring to the ASTM 638-03 standard. The results of the largest tensile testing process were with a volume fraction of 50% with an average value of 7.11 MPa, and for tensile testing the lowest was a volume fraction of 70% with an average value of 6.17 MPa, it can be concluded for reinforced plastic composites Areca nut shell fiber has considerable ability to be applied as a structural material. This is a step towards the development of innovative and environmentally friendly composite materials for various industrial applications.

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Influence of Adding Silicon Dioxide in Particleboard from Teak Sawdust to Reduce Water Absorption and Thickness Swelling

WANISHDILOKRATN,

WANISHDILOKRATN

2024

J. Korean Wood Sci. Technol.

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Analysis of the Mechanical Properties of Teak Sawdust-Reinforced Composite Boards Affected by the Alkalization Process

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Pengaruh Fraksi Volume Serat Terhadap Kekuatan Tarik Komposit Serat Daun Nanas dan Sabut Kelapa dengan Polyester Bening 108

Pengaruh Fraksi Volume Serat Terhadap Kekuatan Tarik Komposit Serat Daun Nanas dan Sabut Kelapa dengan Polyester Bening 108

Analysis of tensile strength of composite fiber reinforced with areca Nut Skin Fiber using BQTN 157 EX Resin

Influence of Adding Silicon Dioxide in Particleboard from Teak Sawdust to Reduce Water Absorption and Thickness Swelling

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