Review on natural fibre composites reinforced with nanoparticles

Jino, L.; Prasad, Vishnu; Eswar, M. Ajay; Manoj, E.; Jacob, Ashwin; Suthan, S. Arockia; Jayaganthan, A.; Anderson, A.

doi:10.1016/j.matpr.2023.01.126

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“…It is contemplated then, due to the more exclusive nature of animal fibres, that animal fibres are utilized in more sophisticated areas such as bio-medical and electronics. Mineralbased fibres are the least utilized type in this category as they are associated with major health hazards due to a variety of diseases mainly affecting the lungs [11,[13][14][15].…”

Section: Natural Fibresmentioning

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Recent Developments of Natural Fibres: Natural Fibre Biocomposites, Treatments, and Characterizations

Uyanik

Ertürk

2023

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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Natural fibres are highly desirable in composites as they are renewable, biodegradable, and cost-effective. They are also abundant in nature with many different types available all over the world. However, despite their advantages, key challenges such as poor fibre-matrix interfacial bonding and moisture absorption limit their widespread adoption in more sophisticated applications. This article provides an overview of natural fibres, including classifications, types, properties, advantages, and disadvantages, with a subsequent review of recent studies, focusing on fibre-matrix selection, treatment methods, and characterization to better understand the current situation. It is apparent from these studies that water absorption is a significant challenge due to the inherent hydrophilic nature of natural fibres as even after treatments like mercerization and silane were applied, substantial amounts of absorption were observed. The effects of powder fillers also vary, with beneficial effects up to a certain proportion, beyond which they became detrimental.

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Section: Natural Fibresmentioning

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Recent Developments of Natural Fibres: Natural Fibre Biocomposites, Treatments, and Characterizations

Uyanik

Ertürk

2023

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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“…Likewise, several other studies have explored the formation of hemp fibre nanocomposites with graphene or graphene oxide [83]. Consequently, inorganic and metal nanoparticles have also been employed for the formation of high performance hemp fibre nanocomposites [84]. 5 Applications of Hemp Fibre, Hemp Fibre Composites, and Hemp Fibre Nanocomposites…”

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Hemp Fibres: Essentials, Composites or Nanocomposites and Technical Applications

Kausar,

Ahmad

2023

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In this article, we overview a very important type of natural fibre, namely, hemp fibre. We consider the exclusive structure, properties, modification, the composite or nanocomposite formation and exceptional application zones. Industrial hemp fibres have been commonly developed and possess high cellulose amounts. The long hemp fibres can be termed bast or flax fibres. Hemp fibres are eco-friendly, and have light weightiness and stiffness properties. Consequently, to enhance the use of hemp fibres at engineering level, research has focused on improving the mechanical or thermal and high-tech features of these fibres. In doing this, the surface modification or treatment of hemp fibres has been notably considered. The modified fibres have been found valuable for developing certain derived materials such as polymeric composites and nanocomposites in particular. Consequently, including hemp fibres as additives in composite or nanocomposite matrices has been explored for manufacturing high performance ecological, recyclable, biodegradable and sustainable materials. Application areas identified for the hemp and related composites or nanocomposites include the synchrotron and neutron scattering, water treatment aiming dye removal, automobiles, textiles and construction. However, there is insufficient literature on these technologically important fibres and ensuing materials. Comprehensive future efforts may better resolve the challenges regarding reproducibility and long life-cycle high-tech applications of hemp fibres.

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Effect of zinc oxide surface treatment concentration and nanofiller loading on the flexural properties of unsaturated polyester/kenaf nanocomposites

Mohammed,

Oleiwi,

Jawad

et al. 2023

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Review on natural fibre composites reinforced with nanoparticles

Cited by 6 publications

References 68 publications

Recent Developments of Natural Fibres: Natural Fibre Biocomposites, Treatments, and Characterizations

Recent Developments of Natural Fibres: Natural Fibre Biocomposites, Treatments, and Characterizations

Hemp Fibres: Essentials, Composites or Nanocomposites and Technical Applications

Effect of zinc oxide surface treatment concentration and nanofiller loading on the flexural properties of unsaturated polyester/kenaf nanocomposites

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