Hybrid composites and intra-ply hybrid composites based on jute and glass fibers: A comparative study on moisture absorption and mechanical properties

Ouarhim, Wafa; Essabir, Hamid; Bensalah, Mohammed Ouadi; Rodrigue, Denis; Bouhfid, Rachid; Qaiss, Abou el kacem

doi:10.1016/j.mtcomm.2019.100861

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“…Ouarhim et al [ 16 ] examined the mechanical and water‐absorbing properties of inter‐ply and intra‐ply hybrid woven jute/glass fiber polymer composites. Maslinda et al [ 17 ] analyzed the tensile and bending behavior of kenaf/jute/hemp fiber fabric composites that were dry and water immersed.…”

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Characterization of interwoven roselle/sisal fiber reinforced epoxy composites

2021

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The present work deals with the characterization of interwoven roselle/sisal fiber fabric reinforced epoxy composites. All the composites are manufactured using the hand layup technique, and the physical (density), mechanical (tensile, flexural, and impact) and dynamic mechanical characteristics are determined as per ASTM standards. The findings reveal that roselle fabric composite has superior mechanical properties than interwoven roselle/sisal fabric composites. The tensile and impact strengths of the sisal fabric composite are lower than those of the roselle fabric composite. However, the roselle fabric composite and sisal fabric composite have similar flexural properties. The sisal fabric composite yields the highest peak value of the loss factor. The loss factor peak height for the roselle/sisal fabric composites increases with increased sisal fiber content. Morphological analysis revealed proof of yarn pullout and matrix damage near the yarn, indicating inadequate stress transfer between the fabric and epoxy. The property map is presented in comparison with available literature.

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Characterization of interwoven roselle/sisal fiber reinforced epoxy composites

2021

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“…The results indicated that the interlayer configuration of jute and glass fibers render the least resistance to moisture compared to the other configurations tested. [197,198] The transfer is governed by Fick's law as follows [196] :…”

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“…The results indicated that the interlayer configuration of jute and glass fibers render the least resistance to moisture compared to the other configurations tested. [ 197,198 ] The transfer is governed by Fick's law as follows [ 196 ] :

\frac{dC}{dt} = D \frac{d C^{2}}{d x^{2}},

where

φ

is the flux (matter flow/unit area/unit time),

D

is the coefficient of diffusion and

\frac{dC}{dx}

is the gradient concentration. In case of one‐dimensional moisture absorption, the moisture uptake would be written as:

\frac{M_{normalt}}{M_{normalS}} = 1 - \sum^{\underset{S}{n = 0}} \frac{8}{{(2 n + 1)}^{2} π^{2}} \exp ([], (- D {((), 2 n + 1)}^{2} π^{2 t} / (4 b^{2}))),

where

M_{t}

is the total diffusion at time t ,

M_{s}

is the diffusion at saturation time and

b

is the half thickness of sample.…”

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Effect of hybridization on properties of natural and synthetic fiber‐reinforced polymer composites (2001–2020): A review

2021

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In the past two decades (2001)(2002)(2003)(2004)(2005)(2006)(2007)(2008)(2009)(2010)(2011)(2012)(2013)(2014)(2015)(2016)(2017)(2018)(2019)(2020), researchers have been attracted toward hybrid composite materials reinforced with synthetic and natural fibers. Biodegradability and harmlessness to the environment are the major attributes of natural fibers, such qualities support these fibers to reinforce into composites. At the same time, higher moisture absorption and poor compatibility characteristics of natural fibers have forced to hybridize with other synthetic/natural fibers. Several researchers have already done the hybridization of natural fibers with synthetic/natural fibers to overcome the limitations of natural fibers. Due to this reason, we perform a literature review on the influence of hybridization on the properties of composites reinforced with synthetic and natural fibers. This review is made on resulting properties of hybrid composites such as mechanical, thermal, water absorption, tribological behavior, morphological characteristics, and other properties from the year 2001 to 2020.

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“…Jute-glass fibre hybridization is suggested for structures under cyclic loading applications. Ouarhim et al (2020) concluded that a positive hybrid effect of glass-jute fibre hybridization was observed on mechanical and moisture resistant properties. EI-Baky et al (2020) concluded that fibre metal laminates based on glass-jute hybrid fabric showed a positive hybrid effect on various properties and recommended for future use in seatback, car front hood, door panel, boot-lid finish panel, cargo area floor mat, pillar cover etc.…”

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Study of mechanical properties of pultruded jute-glass reinforced unsaturated polyester bio-composites with hybrid filler loading

Kumar

Walia

Angra

2021

WJE

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Purpose The purpose of this study is to develop jute-glass hybrid fibre reinforced polyester-based bio-composites using an indigenously developed pultrusion set-up and to present a detailed discussion on their mechanical characterization. Design/methodology/approach The work was carried out to observe the hybridization effect of natural and synthetic fibres in combination with hybrid fillers loading mainly on strength and other properties. The used hybrid fillers were a combination of 9 Wt.% of carbon black%, 6 Wt.% of eggshell ash powder and 6 Wt.% of coconut coir ash powder. A lab-based developed pultrusion set-up was used to develop these hybrid GJFRP composites of 1,500 mm length. The developed composites were tested for tensile strength, compressive strength and impact strength. Findings The maximum tensile, compressive and impact strength obtained are 88.37 MPa, 56.13 MPa and 731.91 J/m from 9 Wt.%, 9 Wt.% and 0 Wt.% of hybrid fillers loading, respectively. Breaking energy was found maximum as 7.31 J in hybrid glass-jute hybrid fibre reinforced plastic composites with no filler loading and it was observed that filler loading was decreasing the impact strength of developed hybrid composites. Shrinkage and its variations in the diameter of the finally developed cylindrical shape composites were observed after cooling and solidification. Scanning electron microscopy was used to observe the internal cracks, bonding of fibres and resin, voids, etc. Originality/value Development of hybrid filler based novel eco-friendly bio-composites and its experimental investigation on the impact strength, tensile strength and compressive strength has not been attempted yet.

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Hybrid composites and intra-ply hybrid composites based on jute and glass fibers: A comparative study on moisture absorption and mechanical properties

Cited by 44 publications

References 24 publications

Characterization of interwoven roselle/sisal fiber reinforced epoxy composites

Characterization of interwoven roselle/sisal fiber reinforced epoxy composites

Effect of hybridization on properties of natural and synthetic fiber‐reinforced polymer composites (2001–2020): A review

Study of mechanical properties of pultruded jute-glass reinforced unsaturated polyester bio-composites with hybrid filler loading

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