Effect of Chemicals Treatments on the Morphological, Mechanical, Thermal and Water Uptake Properties of Polyvinyl Chloride/ Palm Fibers Composites

Boussehel, Hamida; Mazouzi, DjamelEddine; Belghar, Noureddine; Guerira, Belhi; Lachi, Mohammed

doi:10.18280/rcma.290101

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“…The effect of loading on fibers was foreseen through using the parallel and serious equations [ 60 ]. Boussehel et al worked on the impact of chemical treatment on polyvinyl chloride natural fiber hybrid composites [ 61 ]. In this research, the authors drew a contrast between the PVC with and without the chemical treatment of natural hybrid composites and the results showed a slight variation in the mechanical properties [ 62 ].…”

Section: Selection Of Matrix Materials For Fabricationmentioning

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Review of Hybrid Fiber Based Composites with Nano Particles—Material Properties and Applications

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The present review article provides an overview of the properties of various natural and synthetic fibers for the fabrication of pure natural composites and the combination of both natural/synthetic fibers-based hybrid composites, bio-based resins, various fabrication techniques, chemical and mechanical properties of fibers, the effect of chemical treatment and the influence of nanoparticles on the composite materials. Natural fibers are becoming more popular and attractive to researchers, with satisfactory results, due to their availability, ease of fabrication, cost-effectiveness, biodegradable nature and being environmentally friendly. Hybrid composites made up of two different natural fibers under the same matrix material are more popular than a combination of natural and synthetic fibers. Recent studies relevant to natural fiber hybrid composites have stated that, due to their biodegradability and the strength of individual fibers causing an impact on mechanical properties, flame retardancy and moisture absorption, natural fibers need an additional treatment like chemical treatment for the fibers to overcome those drawbacks and to enhance their better properties. The result of chemical treatment on composite material properties such as thermal, mechanical and moisture properties was studied. Researchers found that the positive influence on overall strength by placing the filler materials (nanoparticles) in the composite materials. Hybrid composites are one of the fields in polymer science that are attracting consideration for various lightweight applications in a wide range of industries such as automobile, construction, shipping, aviation, sports equipment, electronics, hardware and biomedical sectors.

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“…The composite materials made up of natural resources are more frequently used, as they are low-cost and less weight which was emphasized in this work [6]. The study of polymer composite of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) using palm fibers at different loadings such as 10% and 30% by weight.…”

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Morphological Characterization of Chicken Feather Rachis, Neem Sawdust, and High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) Reinforced Composite Material

Uppalapati¹,

Gunji²,

Malkapuram³

2020

ACSM

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In this paper research was expanded on waste that can be recycled. There are so many different types of waste products available in our country that would ruin the environment. Three different products are considered to reduce some of the problems among them two are fibers and the other is polyethylene. Chicken feather rachis and Neem sawdust are the two different fibers and the reinforced material is high density polyethylene (HDPE). These materials are made as seven different compositions to find the ability of the sample in different characterizations. The seven compositions are 80H-10CF-10SD, 80H-5CF-15SD, 80H-15CF-5SD, 80H-20CF, 70H-30CF, 70H-30SD, 80H-20SD, and these compositions are made in CIPET, Hyderabad by using single screw extruder& strand pelletizer. These granules are prepared with the help of Injection moulding, the samples are examined by various testing to prove the ability, strength, structure of materials in individual, and combination forms. The testing conducted for the samples is that the Morphology of the sample was characterized using FESEM, XRD. It is examined that the ratios are light weight with high strength by using the testings and it gives perfect images without any cracks on the surface and no more defects among these ratios.

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Africa's natural fibres used in polymer composites: A systematic review

Nwankwo,

Mahachi,

Olukanni

et al. 2024

Polymer Composites

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Environmental concerns and the depletion of petroleum resources have spurred research into natural fibres as sustainable alternatives to synthetic fibres as the reinforcement phase in polymer composites. Given that the local availability of materials is a crucial component in the sustainability framework, there is a need to map out the fibres used to develop natural fibre composites across geographical regions to optimize local resource utilization. Through a systematic review of publications sourced from Scopus and Web of Science databases, this study examines the contributions made by Africa to develop green polymer composites. The bibliometric data from both databases were systematically merged, and bibliometric analysis was carried out to identify trends and relevant relationships and provide a more general insight into Africa's progress in the natural fibre polymer composite field. A meta‐analysis was then conducted to identify the natural fibres exclusively sourced from Africa that have been used to develop polymer composites. The study also discussed natural fibre classifications with respect to fibre type and form. Sisal, palm varieties (particularly date palm), alfa, jute and members of the Musaceae family (i.e., banana, plantain and enset) were found to be the most used African‐sourced fibres. This study is a step to creating a more extensive global natural fibre database that seeks to provide more precise knowledge, enhance research efficiency, and ensure the utilization of local materials in creating more sustainable composites.Highlights The use of local materials is a key component of sustainable development A natural fibre database can foster sustainability in the composite industry Egypt, Morocco, and Tunisia are leading Africa's composite research Research prioritizes composite material science over practical applications Sisal, date palm, alfa and jute are the most used natural fibres in Africa

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Effect of Chemicals Treatments on the Morphological, Mechanical, Thermal and Water Uptake Properties of Polyvinyl Chloride/ Palm Fibers Composites

Cited by 6 publications

References 52 publications

Review of Hybrid Fiber Based Composites with Nano Particles—Material Properties and Applications

Review of Hybrid Fiber Based Composites with Nano Particles—Material Properties and Applications

Morphological Characterization of Chicken Feather Rachis, Neem Sawdust, and High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) Reinforced Composite Material

Africa's natural fibres used in polymer composites: A systematic review

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