Comparison study of Mechanical properties of Sisal-Jute and Jute-Banana hybrid composite

Samal, Arpita; Pradhan, Shashwati Soumya

doi:10.1016/j.matpr.2020.01.075

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“…The comparison of the data is listed in Table 4. [16] 44.72 MPa Sisal -Jute [17] Approximately 34 MPa Kenaf -Banana [18] 72.35 MPa Coil -Oil Palm EFB [19] 30.8 MPa Jute -Flax [20] 36.38 MPa…”

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“…Previous studies on natural fibre hybridization have mostly focused on mechanical properties such as tensile, flexural, and impact strength, as well as physical properties employing tensile and flexural testing. Some studies, such as the hybrid of jute and ramie fibres [16] and the hybrid of banana, jute, and sisal fibre [17], focus on the mechanical properties of the hybrid. Table 2 is a summary of the data analysis from a number of previous studies on this type of hybridization, as well as the test data from these studies, such as the highest stress force.…”

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Mechanical Properties of Hybrid Kenaf - Pineapple Leaf Fibre (PALF) Epoxy Composite For Engineering Application

Rahman¹,

Ariffin²

2022

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Natural fibres nowadays have been famously investigated as alternative fibres due to the depletion of petroleum sources. There are several natural fibres such as jute, hemp, sisal, kenaf, and pineapple leaf that have been actively investigated in terms of their mechanical properties. Malaysia produces kenaf and pineapple as its main commodities. The sources of kenaf and pineapple leaf can be obtained easily. Therefore, this research is focusing on the kenaf and pineapple leaf. Previous researchers have proved that the kenaf and pineapple leaf fibres have good mechanical properties. This study aims to characterized the mechanical properties of a hybrid kenaf and pineapple leaf Fibre (PALF) epoxy composite for engineering application. Different compositions ofkenaf and PALF were formulated to compare the best composition in terms of maximum stress. The tensile test was performed via the Universal Testing Machine. Hybridization of pineapple leaf fibre and kenaf fibre at a composition of 75 % pineapple leaf fibre to 25% kenaf fibre which is 87.06 MPa, shows the highest maximum stress. The result found that this composition performs better than the previous investigation of hybrid natural fibre. As a result, the findings of this study may provide a clear indication that natural fibre should be used rather than being discarded, particularly by the agricultural industry.

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