Co‐reinforcing sustainable graphenes from thermoset/thermoplastic wastes for enhanced polypropylene matrix composites in automotive engineering
Ramisa Yahyapour,
Havva Baskan‐Bayrak,
Yavuz Emre Yagcı
et al.
Abstract:Talc is widely used in the automotive industry as a primary reinforcement in part manufacturing. However, its relatively high density, low impact strength, and difficulty in recycling pose challenges. The present study investigates the utilization of graphene grown on talc derived from waste polypropylene (PP) and graphene nanoplatelet obtained from waste tires by recycling and upcycling processes to be used as reinforcing agents in thermoplastic processing by keeping mechanical integrity and part performance … Show more
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