2019
DOI: 10.3389/fchem.2019.00757
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Short Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymers: Utilizing Lignin to Engineer Potentially Sustainable Resource-Based Biocomposites

Abstract: Carbon fiber reinforced composites have exceptional potential to play a key role in the materials world of our future. However, their success undoubtedly depends on the extent they can contribute to advance a global sustainability objective. Utilizing polymers in these composites that can be potentially derived from biomasses would be certainly vital for next-generation manufacturing practices. Nevertheless, deep understanding and tailoring fiber-matrix interactions are crucial issues in order to design carbon… Show more

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“…It follows that again fiber volume fraction (which determines the number of fiber ends given that the size of the fibers is relatively similar) influences mostly this parameter. 45 , 55 , 57 , 58 Similar results were found in our previous study. 45 The parameters influencing the tensile strength of a short CF-reinforced composite are usually discussed using the modified rule of mixture theory according to eq 1 ( 45 , 59 ) where σ cu , σ l , and σ m are the tensile strength of the composite, fiber, and resin, whereas V f and V m denotes the volume fraction of the fiber and matrix, respectively.…”
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“…It follows that again fiber volume fraction (which determines the number of fiber ends given that the size of the fibers is relatively similar) influences mostly this parameter. 45 , 55 , 57 , 58 Similar results were found in our previous study. 45 The parameters influencing the tensile strength of a short CF-reinforced composite are usually discussed using the modified rule of mixture theory according to eq 1 ( 45 , 59 ) where σ cu , σ l , and σ m are the tensile strength of the composite, fiber, and resin, whereas V f and V m denotes the volume fraction of the fiber and matrix, respectively.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 92%
“…The rigid fiber segments facilitate microcrack formation and confine polymer chain mobility, which is the underlying reason for the brittleness. 45 , 57 The strain at break value is tightly connected to the number of fiber ends as stress accumulates at these locations, serving as nucleation sites for microcracks. It follows that again fiber volume fraction (which determines the number of fiber ends given that the size of the fibers is relatively similar) influences mostly this parameter.…”
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