Electrically conductive Jute fibers by spray coating

Camacho, D.; Encinas, Armando

doi:10.1016/j.matlet.2021.130204

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“…Natural fibers are a preferred substitute for synthetic fibers and find application in novel advanced textiles and sensing materials [1]. In addition, natural fibers offer benefits such as abundant availability, renewability, affordability, and biodegradability [2]. Based on the findings of earlier research studies, it is noted that, natural fibers have been used to create a functional surface and conductive textiles fabrics which are employed as smart electronic textiles [3] and wearable electronic devices [4].…”

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Influence of electroless NiP/graphene coating on treated woven ramie fiber and its characterization

Mylsamy,

Krishnasamy

2023

Phys. Scr.

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Over the years, several researchers have attempted to develop a functional surface through coating technology. However, developing a natural fiber into a functional material continues to be a challenging task. Herein, in the current study, an attempt is made to deposit nickel-phosphorus (NiP)/Graphene (Gr) on the surface of sodium hydroxide (NaOH) treated ramie fiber (RF) to improve its electrical conductivity and wettability. The influence of NaOH treatment, NiP/Gr coating on the fiber surface is studied by microstructural analysis, elemental compositions, X-ray diffraction (XRD), Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FT-IR), Atomic force microscopy (AFM), wettability, and electrical conductivity. The obtained results confirm the presence of NiP and Graphene on the treated-coated ramie fiber with intensity peaks at 45° and 28°. The analysis of the microstructures reveal the cauliflower and flakes structure of NiP and graphene. The NaOH-treated and NiP-coated sample (T/NiP/RF) has enhanced electrical conductivity of 56.7% when compared to the untreated NiP-coated sample (NiP/RF), whereas the addition of graphene (T/NiP/Gr/RF) increases the electrical conductivity by 74% (14.85 (Ω cm)-1) compared to T/NiP/RF (8.54 (Ω cm)-1).

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Influence of electroless NiP/graphene coating on treated woven ramie fiber and its characterization

Mylsamy,

Krishnasamy

2023

Phys. Scr.

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Coating of natural fiber composite envisaging through the patent landscape: An overview

Natarajan

Krishnasamy²,

Balaji

2023

J of Applied Polymer Sci

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Over many years, the Earth being dug out to take the metals and their associate supplements. Digging the ground leads to the weakening of the soil layers leads to landslides is the direct effect. Indirectly affects many soil‐associated creatures and processes and restricts the water flow. Instead, trying to use an alternative material is the better‐known solution. One such material is natural fibers, which have been improved by many to acquire some characteristics like metal. It is tough to achieve, but it can replace it, at least to a small extent. One such technique adopted is coating the natural fibers to make them a viable material to overcome the hydrophilic nature of the natural fiber material. This article discusses an overview of the coating of natural fibers and envisages the growth of coating over a natural fiber.

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A Review on Electrical Properties of Fiber-Reinforced Polymer Material: Fabrication, Measurement, and Performances

Mylsamy

Krishnasamy

2023

Trans Indian Inst Met

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Electrically conductive Jute fibers by spray coating

Cited by 8 publications

References 19 publications

Influence of electroless NiP/graphene coating on treated woven ramie fiber and its characterization

Influence of electroless NiP/graphene coating on treated woven ramie fiber and its characterization

Coating of natural fiber composite envisaging through the patent landscape: An overview

A Review on Electrical Properties of Fiber-Reinforced Polymer Material: Fabrication, Measurement, and Performances

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