Mechanical property evaluation of sisal–jute–glass fiber reinforced polyester composites

Evaluation of Mechanical Property on Palm/Coir Based Polymer Matrix Composites

“…Banana and glass hybrid fiber with varying fiber length and fiber content were tested [19]. Efforts have been made by many authors to evaluate the mechanical properties of Palmyra/glass fiber hybrid composites [20], banana empty fruit bunch fibre reinforced polyester composites [21], sisal-jute-glass fiber reinforced polyester composites [22], glass fiber-sisal/jute reinforced epoxy composites [23], jute and banana fiber reinforced epoxy hybrid composites [24] Palmyra Palm Leaf Stalk Fiber/jute fiber reinforced hybrid polyester composites [25]. The analysis of tensile, flexural, and impact properties [26] of these composites revealed that composites with good strength could be successfully developed using banana fiber as the reinforcing agent.…”

Multi-criteria decision-making tools for material selection of natural fibre composites: A review

“…Various combinations of natural fibre and matrix have been carried out by the researcher worldwide. The fibres play as a role of reinforcement while the matrix such as thermoset, thermoplastic, polyester and polypropylene [5][6][7][8][9] mostly will be the main materials which the final composite can produce a good performance in some of the properties such as mechanical, physical and environmental to replace with steel base components especially in automotive industry [10][11][12][13]. Moreover, it gives an advantage as the low cost and weight, easy to process, good thermal and acoustic insulating properties [14][15][16][17][18][19][20].…”

Experimental Study on Dynamic and Thermal Behaviour of Chopped Glass, Sisal, and Flax Fiber-Reinforced Gears

“…Joseph et al [4] used banana/sisal hybrid fiber-reinforced polyester composites that resulted in good tensile and flexural properties. Saxena et al [5] based on many reviews, found that plant fiber is a better replacement for synthetic fiber in terms of cost, density, renewability, and CO 2 emission.Ramesh et al [6] found that sisal/glass fiber composite performs well with the tensile load. Shah et al [7] have proven that flax is a suitable structural replacement for E-glass for small wind turbine blade applications.…”