Extraction and development of starch-based bioplastics from Prosopis Juliflora Plant: Eco-friendly and sustainability aspects

Marichelvam, M.K.; Manimaran, P.; Rangappa, Sanjay Mavinkere; Siengchin, Suchart; Geetha, M.; Kandakodeeswaran, K.; Boonyasopon, Pawinee; Gorbatyuk, S. M.

doi:10.1016/j.crgsc.2022.100296

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“…The composite constitutive parameters, such as fiber aspect ratio, stack sequence, and constituent properties, influence sound absorption and vibration damping qualities. [145,[147][148][149][150][151][152] K. Senthilkumar et al [153] investigated the dynamic behavior of banana/sisal hybrid composites reinforced with epoxy, looking at the influence of banana fiber and the study of various fraction constituents, vibration properties such as natural frequency, and mode shapes of sisal/banana fibers reinforced with epoxy resin (L-12), indicating ductile behavior. P.S.…”

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Aging effects on free vibration and damping characteristics of polymer‐based biocomposites: A review

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Biocomposites with inherent advantages such as biodegradable, recyclable, readily available, lower cost, and lower carbon footprint conveniently replace synthetic plastics. Despite being environmentally friendly, biocomposites should be functionally stable and structural in a rigorous environment. Thus, a study of biopolymer composites with exposure to various aging conditions, especially of humidity environment, which is of necessary concern, is considered here in this review. The aging experiments are often conducted at an accelerated rate at a specific time in respective environments to reduce the experimental time called accelerated aging. The vibration behavior of the biocomposites was conducted to determine the damping behavior of the composites is described in detail.

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Aging effects on free vibration and damping characteristics of polymer‐based biocomposites: A review

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“…[38][39][40] The effectiveness of fillers depends on different aspects like filler's size, orientation, shape, surface area, aspect ratio, and particles distribution inside the matrix. [41,42] Loading of these fillers over the optimum concentration in NFRCs resulted in agglomeration due to the existence of Van Der Waals force. Moreover, these filler particles strengthened the matrix-fiber interface.…”

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Influence of calcium carbonate fillers on pine fiber reinforced polyester composites

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In the current work, the influence of calcium carbonate (CaCO 3 ) filler loadings on the physical, mechanical, thermal, and morphological properties of pine fiber (PF) reinforced polyester composites were analyzed. The fillers loaded PF/polyester composites were fabricated using casting technique. The results revealed that the volume percentage voids in the filler-loaded composites was less as compared to neat PF/polyester composites due to filler occupancy in the air gaps of fabricated composites. The tensile strength increment in neat PF reinforced composites (10-30 vol%) was prompted by the polyester's ability to wet PF per-

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“…The coir fiber belongs to the category of structural hard fibers having higher lignocellulosic contents. [37,38] These fibers have unique advantages like high water molecules retention, sound insulator, heat insulator, rot, and moth resistance. There exist three verities of commercial fibers, such as bristle fiber, mattress or curled fiber, and mat fiber.…”

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Studies on mechanical and thermal properties of cellulosic fiber fillers reinforced epoxy composites

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Environment protection is the current theme for many industries by utilizing biodegradable natural fibers for products development. The growing awareness of the environmental harm caused by synthetic materials has resulted in the emergence of eco-friendly materials. This work aims to fabrication of jute, bamboo, and coir fiber reinforced hybrid composites (12 combinations) with the analysis of mechanical, thermal, and morphological properties. The tensile and flexural tests reveal that the composite JC8 (21% jute, 1.5% coir, 7.5% bamboo) exhibited maximum tensile and flexural strengths of 129.3 and 98 MPa respectively due to higher cellulose constituents in jute and bamboo fibers that resulted in higher degree cellulose polymerization with the epoxy matrix, and also the capability of tension and bending resistance. The combined effect of hybrid fibers stiffness and strong interfacial adhesion were also the reason for maximum flexural strength. The thermal stability of all the composites was remains the same, and considerable weight loss was observed between the ranges of 200 and 500 C. Overall, the hybrid composite JC8 has 21% jute, 1.5% coir, and 7.5% bamboo on the basis of volume percentage exhibited a maximum tensile strength, flexural strength, thermal stability and better surface morphology than other hybrid composites.

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Extraction and development of starch-based bioplastics from Prosopis Juliflora Plant: Eco-friendly and sustainability aspects

Cited by 35 publications

References 31 publications

Aging effects on free vibration and damping characteristics of polymer‐based biocomposites: A review

Aging effects on free vibration and damping characteristics of polymer‐based biocomposites: A review

Influence of calcium carbonate fillers on pine fiber reinforced polyester composites

Studies on mechanical and thermal properties of cellulosic fiber fillers reinforced epoxy composites

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