Study on Mechanical Properties of Composite Polymeric Foams Reinforced by Bagasse Fibers

Arif, Zainal; Husaini, Husaini; Ali, Nurdin; Mulyati, Sri

doi:10.1088/1757-899x/536/1/012023

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“…Several processes and publications have been reported describing the use of sugarcane bagasse as a raw material for reinforcing composites. Polymer composites based on thermoset resins [51]- [54], foams [55], rubbers [56] and thermoplastic ones such as PE [45], LDPE [57], HDPE [58], PU [59], PLA [60], PP [61] [62], and PVC [63]. Many industries apply natural fiber composite materials in their manufacturing processes, civil engineering [64], construction [65], automotive [66], military [67], aerospace, marine, clothing [68], among others [69], [70].…”

Section: Sb Applications As Reinforcement Materials For Compositesmentioning

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Bagasse sugarcane fibers as reinforcement agents for natural composites: description and polymer composite applications

Díaz-Ramírez

Maradei

Vargas-Linares

2019

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Even some natural resources, considered as waste, can be used for manufacturing a lot of products with enhanced sustainable properties, such as cellulosic bagasse. In this review was performed in order to gather state of the art about natural fibers structure, properties, and applications in polymer composites reinforcement, giving an approach of bagasse sugarcane fibers. The literature was done in different scientific databases;more than 50 papers wereanalyzed. The vegetable fibersare an extensive and multipurpose group, bagasse sugarcane fibers emerge as a remarkable renewable resource, due to their suitable properties and a large amount of available resources worldwide. Nevertheless, this kind of products require the use of adequacy physical and chemical treatments in order to achieve an adequate proper interaction with polymer matrices, additionally, other characteristics as the geometry and fiber content can influence the performance as reinforcements in composite materials.

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Section: Sb Applications As Reinforcement Materials For Compositesmentioning

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Bagasse sugarcane fibers as reinforcement agents for natural composites: description and polymer composite applications

Díaz-Ramírez

Maradei

Vargas-Linares

2019

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“…Once extracted, it produces a large amount of a fibrous waste product called bagasse, a complex material consisting of approximately 50% cellulose, 25% hemicellulose, and 25% lignin. This waste is adopted as ordinary organic fertilizer, burned, or disposed of [30].…”

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Investigation of Mechanical Properties and Thermal Analysis of Bagasse Fiber Reinforced Composite Polymer Foam

Arif,

Husaini,

Ali

et al. 2023

Int. J. Adv. Sci. Eng. Inf. Technol.

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Bagasse is a waste used as a new material for foam polymer composites as reinforcement. This waste is quite a lot and has not been processed properly to become new material. This waste is adopted as ordinary organic fertilizer, incinerated, or disposed of. For that reason, it needs further research investigation. Due to its advantages, further investigation into the best composition is needed to achieve a tough composite material. It is a lightweight material with high economic value and can be used to overcome environmental problems. Therefore, this research obtains the mechanical properties and thermal analysis of the composite polymer foam reinforced with bagasse fibers. Part of the matrix is a thermoset polymer polyurethane (BQTN 157), and the reinforcement part is bagasse fiber. Bagasse was local waste from traders around Langsa City in Indonesia. The bagasse waste was processed into the fiber. The bagasse composition on a percentage weight ratio. They were mixed with resin and foam ingredients, blowing agent, and catalyst and poured into casting pattern composite material. A mesh of bagasse fiber was the size of 80. Thermogravimetric Analysis has made All specimens that need a tensile test to obtain the materialâ€™s strength and thermal stability. The result has found that the specimen of polymeric foam composite material with 5% bagasse fiber was obtained based on the results. The tensile strength values are 19.5 MPa. A thermal stability condition changes temperature between 39.95Â°C â€“ 516.55Â°C.

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“…The continuous research series has the aim of obtaining an excellent composite material [3] and placing it according to its function [4], and gradually the use of metal dominance decreases [5]. The processing and mixing of two or more composite science materials have different physical and chemical properties from each other [6]. The mixing process is carried out macroscopically [7] so that the new material produced has much better strength than the mixture of raw ingredients [8], and the original properties of the original material will remain evident [9].…”

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“…Natural fiber-based composites are composite materials consisting of polymers that function as a matrix, usually can be categorized into two, namely: thermoplastic [15]and thermoset [6]. Meanwhile, natural fibers have good strength, which functions as reinforcement such as hemp, palm oil, sisal, kenaf, hemp, Bagasse [7].…”

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confidence: 99%

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Impact Loading on Material Composite Polymeric Foam Reinforced by Bagasse Fibers

Arif¹,

Husaini²,

Ali³

et al. 2021

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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Bagasse is produced of waste from the processing of sugar cane into sugar. This waste is wasted a lot, so it is necessary to treat this waste to become a composite material to increase its economic value. At the same time, it can overcome the handling of waste products. Impact loading test on the composite material needs to be investigated to obtain a composite polymeric foam material with a better impact strength. This study aims to obtain the impact energy value on a composite polymeric foam material with waste bagasse fibers as reinforcement due to Charpy impact loading. The Bagasse is mixed with resin and foamed polymer foam and a catalyst to accelerate the chemical reaction to produce a new polymer composite material with bagasse fibers reinforcement. The mesh size used is Mesh 40 with a composition of different materials. From the impact test data, it can be concluded that the energy value of the impact load that this composite material can accept is 176.535 Joules.

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Study on Mechanical Properties of Composite Polymeric Foams Reinforced by Bagasse Fibers

Cited by 6 publications

References 12 publications

Bagasse sugarcane fibers as reinforcement agents for natural composites: description and polymer composite applications

Bagasse sugarcane fibers as reinforcement agents for natural composites: description and polymer composite applications

Investigation of Mechanical Properties and Thermal Analysis of Bagasse Fiber Reinforced Composite Polymer Foam

Impact Loading on Material Composite Polymeric Foam Reinforced by Bagasse Fibers

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