Bioalumina Nano Powder Extraction and its Applications for Sisal, Coir and Banana Hybrid Fiber Composites: Mechanical and Thermal Properties

Sumesh, K. R.; Kanthavel, K.; Ajithram, A.; Nandhini, P.

doi:10.1007/s10924-019-01496-x

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“…However, in this study, there were no significant changes in the tensile strength due to hybridization. Similar observations were reported in a recent study on hybrid composites with the banana/coir, sisal/coir and sisal/banana and their tensile strength ranged between 38 -43 MPa [25]. The tensile modulus of pure hemp and pure sisal fibre composites were recorded to be 1158.9…”

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Investigation into mechanical, absorption and swelling behaviour of hemp/sisal fibre reinforced bioepoxy hybrid composites: Effects of stacking sequences

Thiagamani

Krishnasamy

Muthukumar

et al. 2019

International Journal of Biological Macromolecules

126

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Investigation into mechanical, absorption and swelling behaviour of hemp/sisal fibre reinforced bioepoxy hybrid composites: Effects of stacking sequences

Thiagamani

Krishnasamy

Muthukumar

et al. 2019

International Journal of Biological Macromolecules

126

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“…Filler powder was integrated with bio-composites from 1-4 wt%. The parameters such as NaOH treatment and length of fiber were fixed at 5% and 5 mm [8,10].…”

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“…Jute/ coir hybrid composites at a volume (vol)% of 20 revealed progress in the flexural properties by the addition of fibers [9]. Sisal/banana fiber composites with 35 wt% produced good tensile, flexural and impact properties [10]. Coir/silk composites with 1:1 fiber ratio make upgradation in tensile, flexural and compressive strength [11].…”

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Effect of TiO2 nano-filler in mechanical and free vibration damping behavior of hybrid natural fiber composites

Sumesh

Kanthavel

2020

J Braz. Soc. Mech. Sci. Eng.

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In this research, chemically synthesized titanium oxide (TiO 2) nano-powder was utilized for upgrading mechanical and vibrational applications of pineapple, banana and sisal fibers. The substitution of TiO 2 upto 3% enhanced the tensile, impact and flexural strength of pineapple/sisal, sisal/banana and banana/pineapple hybrid combinations. Irregular dispersion of nano-filler at 4% degrades the mechanical stability of bio-composites. Pineapple and sisal hybrid combinations with 3% TiO 2 filler has the highest natural frequency due to excellent surface contact with resin/hybrid natural fibers and filter/ resin interface making higher stiffness to the composites with improved natural frequency. Natural frequency and damping properties enhanced with nano-filler mixing. The factors such as frictional properties and energy dissipation at maximum strain area in the filler make increment in the damping nature of the natural composites. In the equal fiber weight% of 35, pineapple-based hybrid composites make better damping rate by the higher interface thickness and smaller diameter of pineapple fiber than other two fibers.

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“…The disposal of these synthetic fibers is a big issue, it will produce high CO 2 content and they are non biodegradable. Now natural fiber hybridization was done for the enhancement of properties [16][17][18][19][20].The addition of filler incorporation with higher inorganic content enhanced the mechanical properties of polymer composites. Sugar cane is used in thermal power plant as a raw material for producing thermal energy and thus to rotate turbines in the plant [21,22].…”

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Abrasive water jet machining of Sisal/Pineapple epoxy hybrid composites with the addition of various fly ash filler

Sumesh

Kanthavel

2020

Mater. Res. Express

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This research was based on influence of various fly ash filler content in the machining properties of Pineapple (P)/Sisal (S) hybrid fiber reinforcement composites. Fly ash from bio waste materials of Bagasse (BGFA), Banana (BFA) and Coir (CFA) were used. High hardness nature of 3% BFA (22.73 HV) and 3% CFA (23.85 HV) reduces Material Removal Rate (MRR) and increases its surface roughness nature of the composites. Maximum MRR of 376.38 mm 3 min −1 was observed in 3% BGFA combinations with 250 MPa Water jet Pressure (WP), 1mm Standoff Distance (SOD) and 20 mm min −1 Traverse Speed (TS) as machining parameters. MRR of 353.64 and 352.76 mm 3 min −1 was found out with 1% CFA and 1% BFA combinations. Lower surface roughness of 6.39 μm, 6.71 μm and 6.75 μm was found in 3% BGFA, 1% CFA and 1% BFA based composites. Filler surface created a tight bonding with the matrix, which reduces the erosion of fiber particles at higher WP. Untreated fibers showed lesser machining properties due to low fiber/matrix bonding. SEM results showed reducing of cracks and matrix breakages by the substitution of filler powders.

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Bioalumina Nano Powder Extraction and its Applications for Sisal, Coir and Banana Hybrid Fiber Composites: Mechanical and Thermal Properties

Cited by 43 publications

References 36 publications

Investigation into mechanical, absorption and swelling behaviour of hemp/sisal fibre reinforced bioepoxy hybrid composites: Effects of stacking sequences

Investigation into mechanical, absorption and swelling behaviour of hemp/sisal fibre reinforced bioepoxy hybrid composites: Effects of stacking sequences

Effect of TiO2 nano-filler in mechanical and free vibration damping behavior of hybrid natural fiber composites

Abrasive water jet machining of Sisal/Pineapple epoxy hybrid composites with the addition of various fly ash filler

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