An environmentally friendly thermal insulation material from sunflower stalk, textile waste and stubble fibres

The Construction Principle of Double Cloth

“…The movement of threads in between the layers allows complex patterns and surface textures. In modern textile manufacturing, double cloth is occasionally restricted to fabrics where two warps and three wefts are made up as two distinct fabrics which is joined by the third or binding weft [2]. This difference is not always made in double-woven fabrics where two warps and two wefts interlace to shape geometric pattern that is also called double cloths.…”

A Review on the Usage of Agro Based Material for Developing Thermal Insulation

“…The result also shows that the value of thermal conductivity is similar to expanded perlite and vermiculite with similar board density. In [35] H.Binci ei.al investigated an environmentally thermal insulation material from sunflower stalks, textile waste and stubble fiber. Turkey has a huge production rate of sunflower every year and its waste disposal is the huge problem.…”

Composite bulk Heat Insulation Made of loose Mineral and Organic Aggregate

“…There are a lot of advantages using these aggregates, for example, inexpensive local materials (shives and peels), possibilities for use recycled materials, complicated space filling without gaps and improved sound insulation properties. The main disadvantage of loose heat insulation is selfcompaction effect during the exploitation [6]. Depending on the structure of natural fiber materials, they have higher moisture sensitivity comparing to mineral materials [7].…”