Palm leave and plastic waste wood composite for out-door structures

A review of the recent developments in biocomposites based on natural fibres and their application perspectives

“…In recent years, wood fibre/flour (WF) reinforced biocomposites, named WPCs, play a vital role in the social, economic and environmental growth of human history [205]. The WPCs show characteristics, such as moderate strength, high durability, and light weight.…”

Research into surface properties of disperse fillers based on plant raw materials

“…Встановлені закономірності зміни кислотно-основ-них характеристик центрів від хіміч-ного складу та фізико-хімічних вла-стивостей Ключові слова: дисперсний напов-нювач, рослинна сировина, компози-ційний матеріал, поверхневий актив-ний центр, кислотно-основні власти-вості The wastes of recycling certain vegetable crops are flax seed fiber [11], the stalks of cotton [12] and sunflower. The wastes of wood processing are needle flour [5,6], palm [13] and pineapple leaves [14]. Household waste [15] and waste paper [4] were also used.…”

“…In article [13], authors designed composites of palm leaves and polymeric wastes of PC, PS and PVC. Samples of the composites with a ratio of components of 1:1 were prepared by the extrusion method.…”

Roughness and color evaluation of wood polymer composites filled by household waste of mate-tea

“…In the last few years, research on the development of new composite materials have been based on the use of lignocellulosic materials, mainly due to their easy reutilization and recycling (Haque et al 2009, Ashori and Nourbakhsh 2010, Binhussaina and El-Tonsy 2013, Magalhães et al 2013. Mengeloglu and Karakuş (2008) reported that polymeric composites usually contain organic filler such as agricultural residues, wood of different species and many types of polymers (polyethylene, polyvinyl chloride and polypropylene).…”