Evaluation of mechanical behavior of banana fibre reinforced hybrid epoxy composites

Karthick, R.; Adithya, K; Hariharaprasath, C.; Abhishek, Virat

doi:10.1016/j.matpr.2018.02.265

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“…In case of chopped fibre of banana/glass, with untreated fibre reinforced composite, it is observed that as fibre length increase strength increases. Chopped fibre of 15mm fibre length and 20% of fibre loading with forty percent fibre loading reported higher value as observed by R. Karthick et al [13].…”

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Analysis of unidirectional aligned Banana and Glass fiber reinforced polyester composite for tensile and flexural strength

Maisuriya

Jain

Jariwala

et al. 2020

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The hybrid composite can bedeveloped by utilizing at leasttwo fibrereinforcement in the composite. In the present work, the hybrid composite wasmade by utilizing banana/glass fibrekeeping fibrevolume loading 40%. The banana fibre was treated with 5% NaOH. The tensile test and flexural test were preceded according to ASTM D3039 and ASTM D790respectively.The results indicate that hybrid composite made with 5% NaOH treated banana fibre and glass fibre shows improved mechanical properties than non-treated fibre composite.

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Analysis of unidirectional aligned Banana and Glass fiber reinforced polyester composite for tensile and flexural strength

Maisuriya

Jain

Jariwala

et al. 2020

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“…Karthick et al also studied banana fiber content at different values such as 10, 15, and 20 wt.%. e results showed that with 20 wt.% banana fiber combined with glass fiber-reinforced epoxy resin, higher mechanical properties were achieved compared to the remaining samples [3].…”

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Banana Fiber-Reinforced Epoxy Composites: Mechanical Properties and Fire Retardancy

Nguyen

2021

International Journal of Chemical Engineering

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Currently, the growing field of technology has paved the way for using environmental friendly resources; in particular, plant origin holds ecological concern and renewable aspects. Currently, natural fiber composites have widening attention, thanks to their eco-friendly properties. In the present work, the composite material is reinforced with natural fibers from the bark of banana trees (banana fibers), a material available in Vietnam. Banana fibers are extracted from banana peels, pretreated with NaOH 5%, and then cut to an average length of 30 mm. Banana fiber is reinforced for epoxy resin Epikote 240 with mass percents: 10 wt.%, 15 wt.%, 20 wt.%, and 25 wt.%. The results were evaluated through structural morphology (SEM), mechanical properties, fire resistance, and thermal properties. Experimental results show that the tensile, compressive, and impact strengths of biosynthetic materials up to 20% by weight have increased compared to epoxy neat. Flame retardant and thermal properties are kept stable; 20 wt.% banana fiber gives a limiting oxygen index of 20.8% and satisfactory thermal stability.

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“…ey used the four input parameters for the four output responses. e basic things of the optimization techniques for the various machining processes of composites such as various proportions of aluminium with zirconium carbide composite [2], several combinations of aluminium with silicon carbide [3], and numerous combinations of aluminium with nanomaterials [4] in the same way machining such as parameters of the laser welding process [5], electrochemical machining process [6], A-GTAW welding [7], diffusion bonding process [8], turning process on the Lathe machine [9]. Krishnan et al [10] discussed fully about the metal matrix composites which are produced from the aluminium scrap and materials from the wastes.…”

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[Retracted] Optimization of Reinforced Aluminium Scraps from the Automobile Bumpers with Nickel and Magnesium Oxide in Stir Casting

Vijayan¹,

Parthiban

Sathish

et al. 2021

Advances in Materials Science and Engineering

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Here, the investigation is spotlighted on the aluminium alloy from the waste materials of the automobile bumpers which is a reinforced metal matrix composite created with 5 percentage of nickel and 5 percentage of magnesium oxide through the stir casting method. The stir casting process inputs parameters such as pressure of squeezing, time of squeezing, and speed of stirrer which were optimized based on the two mechanical properties’ outcome such as the tensile strength (TS) and Rockwell hardness. There are nine different experiments which were conducted based on the L9 array. The Taguchi method is used to identify the optimum input values for the greatest result of the processing condition by Minitab software. The responses-based parameters were ordered based on the rank identified through the investigational effects. Finally, the optimized input consideration values and the linear equations are recommended for both the considered outputs as conclusions.

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Evaluation of mechanical behavior of banana fibre reinforced hybrid epoxy composites

Cited by 33 publications

References 11 publications

Analysis of unidirectional aligned Banana and Glass fiber reinforced polyester composite for tensile and flexural strength

Analysis of unidirectional aligned Banana and Glass fiber reinforced polyester composite for tensile and flexural strength

Banana Fiber-Reinforced Epoxy Composites: Mechanical Properties and Fire Retardancy

[Retracted] Optimization of Reinforced Aluminium Scraps from the Automobile Bumpers with Nickel and Magnesium Oxide in Stir Casting

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