Fabrication and Characterization of Jute Fabric-Reinforced PVC-based Composite

Khan, Ruhul A.; Khan, Mubarak A.; Zaman, Haydar U.; Parvin, Fahmida; Islam, Towhidul; Nigar, Farah; Islam, Rafiqul; Saha, Shikha; Mustafa, A. I.

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“…In comparison to glass-reinforced polyester, hybrid composite showed increased flexural strength by 15.32-18.94% than glass fiber-reinforced composites and 34.06-24.71% in comparison to jutereinforced polyester composite [67]. A number of thermosetting and thermoplastic polymers have been studied as binding materials with jute such as jute fiber reinforced with low-density polyethylene [68], starch-based composite [69], unsaturated polyester [70], epoxy composites [71], jute fabric-reinforced polyvinyl composites [72], poly(butylene succinate) [73], and polypropylene [63].…”

Section: Natural Fiber-based Composites Jute-based Compositesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Plant Fibers-Based Sustainable Biocomposites

Yadav¹,

Srivastava²,

Vaya³

2020

Handbook of Nanomaterials and Nanocomposites for Energy and Environmental Applications

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Recognizing the facts of high cost, depleting natural feedstocks of energy and materials along with resulting effects by their production and use on environmental emission of green house gases into environment, potential efforts have been made on the use of low-cost, abundant availability, eco-friendly, and energysaving plant fibers-based biocomposites (PBB) and process. Properties of plant fiber-based biocomposites largely influenced by a number of variables, like fiber types, modification of fibers, processing techniques, and environmental condition. This chapter summarized the ancient to recent research on development of plant fibers-based green and sustainable composite materials types along with processing techniques and properties. Plant fibers-based biocomposites have been usefully used in the field of automobile, construction, packaging, medical, and other.

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Section: Natural Fiber-based Composites Jute-based Compositesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Plant Fibers-Based Sustainable Biocomposites

Yadav¹,

Srivastava²,

Vaya³

2020

Handbook of Nanomaterials and Nanocomposites for Energy and Environmental Applications

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“…tossa and white), raw fabric condition (i.e., bleached and unbleached) and fabric construction (i.e., weave design and yarn density). As it can be seen in Table 1 that the reproducibility of these works is very much limited as all of them except Khan et al, [24] did not mention any of the vital information about fibre type, fabric structure and raw fabric condition. Therefore, it is challenging to compare the results of various studies available in the literature.…”

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Development and characterisation of multi-layered jute fabric-reinforced HDPE composites

Sayem

Haider

Sayeed

2019

Journal of Composite Materials

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The bast fibres, a subgroup of natural fibre family, have emerged as a strong competitor of widely used man-made glass fibre for use as fillers or reinforcing materials in certain types of composite materials, which do not require very high mechanical resistance. This paper investigates the manufacturing of multi-layered jute fabric-reinforced thermoplastic composite and its mechanical performance. Hessian jute fabrics in two, four and six layers without any pre-treatment were sandwiched in 0° orientation into seven layers of high-density polyethylene sheets and pressed at high temperature and pressure to form composite laminates having three different structural designs. The laminates with two, four and six layers contain approximately 6.70 wt%, 12.90 wt% and 18.50 wt% of jute fibres, respectively. Mechanical performance of the composite laminates having four and six layers of jute fabric was found to have improved significantly when compared to the pure high-density polyethylene laminates. Within a given sample thickness of 6.5 mm, the laminate with six layers of jute fabric exhibited the best mechanical performance. Optical microscopic analysis revealed that the yarn orientation of the fabrics within the composites remained stable, and there was no visible void in the laminate structure. Fracture morphology of the composite investigated by a scanning electron microscope showed good adhesion of the jute fabrics with the high-density polyethylene matrix.

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“…A Figura 4 apresenta os resultados do ensaio de resistência à tração na ruptura das amostras sem e com os diferentes teores de resíduo, onde observa-se um decréscimo do valor da propriedade na medida em que aumenta o teor de carga. Este resultado está de acordo com a literatura que descreve que a resistência à tração está vinculada à qualidade da interface carga/matriz [23]. Neste caso, verifica-se um comportamento convergente entre as propriedades quanto à incorporação do laminado.…”

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Caracterização mecânica e morfológica de solados produzidos com resíduos de laminados de PVC da indústria calçadista

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RESUMO A indústria de calçados emprega em seus produtos diversas matérias primas derivadas do setor de plásticos. Um dos mais utilizados é o laminado sintético de PVC, utilizado na construção de cabedais devido à grande versatilidade de cores, estampas e espessuras. O laminado é composto de PVC e de fibra têxtil, normalmente na proporção mássica de 60/40. O corte das peças gera uma grande quantidade de aparas que normalmente são descartadas ou depositadas em aterros sanitários ou ARIPs (Aterros de Resíduos industriais Perigosos). O presente trabalho avalia a viabilidade de incorporação destes resíduos em forma de pó em matriz de PVC virgem para uso em solados nas proporções de 0, 5, 15, 25, 35 pcr (partes por cento de resina), bem como seu desempenho mecânico. Foram avaliadas propriedades físico-mecânicas com tração, dureza shore A e colagem, microscopia eletrônica de varredura (MEV) e espectroscopia no infravermelho (FTIR). Os resultados dos ensaios de dureza e tração demonstraram um decréscimo no desempenho na medida em que a concentração de resíduo no compósito aumentou. A força de colagem também apresentou queda na resistência final obtida pelo efeito pull out, confirmado pelas micrografias da superfície de fratura. Pode-se dizer que as misturas com resíduos de laminados em pó apresentam características aceitáveis, segundo as normas indicadas e os padrões especificados para a utilização como material para solado. Além disso, a incorporação deste resíduo diminui a quantidade de material descartado reduzindo o impacto ambiental.

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Fabrication and Characterization of Jute Fabric-Reinforced PVC-based Composite

Cited by 27 publications

References 32 publications

Plant Fibers-Based Sustainable Biocomposites

Plant Fibers-Based Sustainable Biocomposites

Development and characterisation of multi-layered jute fabric-reinforced HDPE composites

Caracterização mecânica e morfológica de solados produzidos com resíduos de laminados de PVC da indústria calçadista

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