Experimental Investigations of Mechanical and Dynamic Mechanical Analysis of Bio-synthesized CuO/Ramie Fiber-Based Hybrid Biocomposite

Velmurugan, G.; Kumar, S. Suresh; Chohan, Jasgurpreet Singh; Kumar, A. John Presin; Manikandan, T.; Raja, D. Elil; Saranya, K.; Nagaraj, M.; Barmavatu, Praveen

doi:10.1007/s12221-023-00432-0

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“…During the research, a consistent gauge length of 40 mm and measurement velocity of 5 mm/min were followed. The Charpy instrument was used to assess the fracture toughness in accordance with the ASTM D256 [13] specification. The cross-section of the sample was 65 × 13 × 3 mm 3 .…”

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Experimental Analysis of Mechanical Properties of Banana Fibre/Eggshell Powder-Reinforced Hybrid Epoxy Composite

Ganesan,

Chohan,

Subburaj

et al. 2024

The International Conference on Processing and Performance of Materials (ICPPM 2023)

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Experimental Analysis of Mechanical Properties of Banana Fibre/Eggshell Powder-Reinforced Hybrid Epoxy Composite

Ganesan,

Chohan,

Subburaj

et al. 2024

The International Conference on Processing and Performance of Materials (ICPPM 2023)

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“…A thermal performance examination was performed at temperatures ranging from 50 • C to 80 • C, and no thermal or heat deterioration was seen since it was not evaluated at a temperature near the triggering of deterioration. Water uptake testing was performed in line with ASTM D5229M-12 (2012) [13]. An amount of 250 cm 3 of aquatic media was put into cleaned plastic tubs for the experiment.…”

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Mechanical, Moisture Absorption and Thermal Stability of Banana Fiber/Egg Shell Powder-Based Epoxy Composites

Ganasan,

Chohan,

Subburaj

et al. 2024

The International Conference on Processing and Performance of Materials (ICPPM 2023)

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Sustainable Jute Fiber Sandwich Composites with Hybridization of Short Fiber and Woven Fabric Structures in Core and Skin Layers

Habib,

Rajoni,

Sayeed

et al. 2024

Macro Materials & Eng

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Sustainable hybrid composites, made of two different natural plant fiber types, are increasingly being attracted by composite researchers, for their cost effectiveness and ability to control mechanical performances through varying weight ratios of different fibers. In contrast, their lower mechanical properties are reported in the literature, because of strength variations of different fiber types and an improper fiber‐matrix stress distribution. Therefore, it is aimed to develop sustainable hybrid composites from two dry fiber preforms—woven fabric and short fiber preform—originated from same fiber type (jute). A highly packed short fiber preform is used as the core layer, while woven fabrics (plain/twill–rib/twill–diamond) are used in the skin layers for producing sandwiched hybrid jute composites. Mechanical tests and scanning electron microscopy images show that hybridized plain fabric/short fiber preform composites have better mechanical properties (≈58 MPa tensile strength/≈117 MPa flexural strength/≈112.12 kJm−2 impact strength with an ≈487.4% improvement) compared to other fabric structures hybrid/nonhybrid composites. This enhancement is related to the interlocking of short fibers with long plain fabric leading to a strong fiber‐matrix interfacial bonding. Thus, this developed hybrid composites, can be applied in many semi‐structural applications, wherein composites’ low cost and mechanical performances are primary concerns.

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Experimental Investigations of Mechanical and Dynamic Mechanical Analysis of Bio-synthesized CuO/Ramie Fiber-Based Hybrid Biocomposite

Cited by 7 publications

References 48 publications

Experimental Analysis of Mechanical Properties of Banana Fibre/Eggshell Powder-Reinforced Hybrid Epoxy Composite

Experimental Analysis of Mechanical Properties of Banana Fibre/Eggshell Powder-Reinforced Hybrid Epoxy Composite

Mechanical, Moisture Absorption and Thermal Stability of Banana Fiber/Egg Shell Powder-Based Epoxy Composites

Sustainable Jute Fiber Sandwich Composites with Hybridization of Short Fiber and Woven Fabric Structures in Core and Skin Layers

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