2013
DOI: 10.1080/03602559.2013.769575
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Mechanical Characterization of Basalt/HDPE Composite under In-Vitro Condition

Abstract: The objective of this study was to characterize the mechanical behaviour of basalt/HDPE composite under in-vitro condition. Basalt fiber has been performed as an alternative reinforcement material to reduce the domination of the synthetic fibers such as carbon and E-glass fiber in the medical application. Mechanical testing such as tensile, flexural and impact were performed to determine this composite performance before in-vitro testing conducted. Comparisons have been done towards carbon and E-glass using HD… Show more

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“…applications. [20] This is the case of basalt fiber obtained from widely spread basalt mineral, which offers some advantages with regard to glass fiber by considering Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) approach or nature silica. [21][22][23][24] Another recent initiative is the slate fiber (SF) obtained from slate wastes.…”
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“…applications. [20] This is the case of basalt fiber obtained from widely spread basalt mineral, which offers some advantages with regard to glass fiber by considering Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) approach or nature silica. [21][22][23][24] Another recent initiative is the slate fiber (SF) obtained from slate wastes.…”
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“…Mokhtar et al. [21] also mentioned that for the ±45° angle the wound kenaf/epoxy tubes have the best compressive strength.…”
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“…The mathematical algorithm applied for generating the individual design points could be done according to Price et al [19] and about their possible application to the composite materials, which could be read in Kulhavy and Lepsik [20]. Mokhtar et al [21] also mentioned that for the AE45 angle the wound kenaf/epoxy tubes have the best compressive strength.…”
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confidence: 99%