Plant Fiber Reinforced Polymeric Composites for Engineering Applications: A Review
Mirella Gibson de Castro Ho,
Bárbhara Duarte Nassif,
Amir de Albuquerque Nunes Ribeiro E Silva
et al.
Abstract:Purpose: Scientists are looking for unconventional materials to achieve sustainable goals and reduce the consumption of non-renewable resources. This review focuses on polymeric composite materials with improved properties and low cost, synthesized from plant fibres and their potential fields of application.
Theoretical Framework: Natural fibers, which are globally accessible, play a crucial role in improving thermal and mechanical properties when incorporated into polymers. With remarkable stiff… Show more
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