Investigations of Flame Retardancy, Mechanical and Thermal Properties of Woven Hemp/PP Hybrid Composite for Insulating Material Reinforced with Synthetic Silicon and Zinc Oxides

Velmurugan, G.; Babu, K. Ramesh; Nagaraj, M.; Kumar, A. John Presin

doi:10.1007/s12633-023-02408-4

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“…26,[74][75][76] In general, NFRHCs are fabricated by combining two different natural fibers or natural synthetic fiber combos that possess greater mechanical strength, resilience to high temperatures, chemical stability, nontoxicity, and thermal and acoustic insulation. 74,77,78 Although the hybridization of natural fibers with synthetic fibers can greatly enhance mechanical performance and water resistance, there are some disadvantages associated with the release of toxic agents. 26,79,80 Hence, to overcome these issues, hybridizing natural fibers with other natural fibers is an initial solution with a low price, environmental effects, and superior sustainability.…”

Section: Effect Of Hybridization In Nfrcsmentioning

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“…The primary objective of hybridization is to overcome the deficiency of a single fiber and attain sustainability with low cost and enhanced material properties 26,74–76 . In general, NFRHCs are fabricated by combining two different natural fibers or natural synthetic fiber combos that possess greater mechanical strength, resilience to high temperatures, chemical stability, nontoxicity, and thermal and acoustic insulation 74,77,78 . Although the hybridization of natural fibers with synthetic fibers can greatly enhance mechanical performance and water resistance, there are some disadvantages associated with the release of toxic agents 26,79,80 .…”

Section: Mechanical Performance Of Natural Fiber Reinforced Hybrid Co...mentioning

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Effect of hybridization on natural fiber reinforced polymer composite materials – A review

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This review explores the hybridization effect of natural fiber‐reinforced composites (NFRCs) to reduce energy consumption and environmental pollution. Although natural fibers offer several advantages over synthetic fibers, such as biodegradability, lightweight, and low cost, their application in NFRCs is challenging due to inherent issues such as variable fiber quality, constrained mechanical properties, water absorption, and poor thermal stability. However, recent research has made significant progress in addressing these issues, resulting in better NFRCs. This article surveys the latest developments in plant‐based NFRCs, focusing on methods and innovations to enhance their performance through fiber modification, hybridization, incorporation of lignocellulosic fillers, and fabrication techniques for mechanical, sound absorption, and wear performance. It also discusses the expanding uses of NFRCs in various industrial sectors and the sustainability of plant‐based NFRCs using life‐cycle assessment.

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Effect of hybridization on natural fiber reinforced polymer composite materials – A review

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Experimental Investigation of High Filler Loading of SiO2 on the Mechanical and Dynamic Mechanical Analysis of Natural PALF fibre-Based Hybrid Composite

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This work aims to investigate the effect of SiO 2 nanoparticles on the mechanical properties of pineapple leaf ber (PALF) epoxy hybrid composites. The compression molding process was used to create the composite. To achieve the aforementioned goals, the blends were made using 25% PALF and varied weight proportions (3wt%, 6wt%, and 9wt%) of SiO 2 nanoparticles. Tensile, bending, impact, interlaminar shear, shoreline D hardness, and dynamic mechanical analysis were all evaluated. SEM was used to examine the morphology of the materials, and an FTIR spectrometer was used to look for the presence of organic chemicals in ber-reinforced composite materials. The ndings show that adding 25% PALF ber and 6% SiO 2 nanoparticles (D-type) to the epoxy polymer improved the thermal and mechanical properties of the composites. It can be attributed to the improved interaction and homogeneous dispersion of the llers and epoxy polymers. Moreover, the water uptake parameters of all samples were studied. The ndings showed that the inclusion of reinforcements boosts the water uptake of the composite signi cantly. The initial deterioration rate of the SiO 2 -incorporated hybrids is almost the same, at about 400°C, which is considerably greater than that of the beginning breakdown temperatures of PALF (300°C), according to the thermography study. This might imply that the ber and polymers form a stronger bond, reducing polymer movement and increasing the thermostability of the combination.

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Investigation of Nano SiO2 Filler Loading on Mechanical and Flammability Properties of Jute-Based Hybrid Polypropylene Composites

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Chohan

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Investigations of Flame Retardancy, Mechanical and Thermal Properties of Woven Hemp/PP Hybrid Composite for Insulating Material Reinforced with Synthetic Silicon and Zinc Oxides

Cited by 12 publications

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Effect of hybridization on natural fiber reinforced polymer composite materials – A review

Effect of hybridization on natural fiber reinforced polymer composite materials – A review

Experimental Investigation of High Filler Loading of SiO2 on the Mechanical and Dynamic Mechanical Analysis of Natural PALF fibre-Based Hybrid Composite

Investigation of Nano SiO2 Filler Loading on Mechanical and Flammability Properties of Jute-Based Hybrid Polypropylene Composites

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