Recent advancements in thermal properties and behavior of modified natural fiber composites

Sood, Mohit; Singh, Satsimran

doi:10.1016/b978-0-12-819900-8.00001-5

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“…So that it also should be selected carefully to get a good surface finish. By comparing and analyzing the results obtained by measuring the surface roughness of the sisal fibre laminate has good surface quality when compared to sisal fibre reinforced with aluminium wire mesh composite (Sood and Singh 2021).…”

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Comparative Analysis of hole surface quality in CNC Drilling of Novel Sisal Fibre Reinforced Aluminium Wire Mesh Sandwich Composite and Sisal Fiber Laminate with 45°/0°/45° Ply Orientation Angle

2022

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Aim: Comparing and analyzing the surface roughness of the CNC Novel Drilling of sisal fibre reinforced with aluminium wire mesh sandwich composite and sisal fibre composite with 45⁰ /0⁰ /45⁰ ply orientation angle. Materials and methods: The examination of surface roughness during penetrating the drill on sisal fiber metal composite overlay of sisal and aluminium wire mesh layered as sandwich (sisal -aluminium -sisal -aluminium -sisal) with sisal built up composite cover. The unidirectional sisal fiber is laid in 45°/0°/45° direction in both the overlays considered for correlation. The work material picked for this review is aluminium wire lattice of grade 6092 and unidirectional sisal fiber. The type of drill bit selected for novel drilling operation is tungsten carbide drill bit. The Sisal fibre reinforced laminates were manufactured in two groups (Experiment group =1 and Control Group =1). Sample sizes for each group were 20 with pre-test power of 80%, beta=0.05%, and CL 95%. Results:A test study is chosen with samples for every group and surface roughness is estimated for both the experimental group and control group and analyzed for its significance by SPSS software and the graphs were plotted and level of significance was found to be 0.031 (p<0.005). Conclusion: Within the limitations of the study, the experimental group of novel sisal fibre reinforced with aluminium wire mesh sandwich composite (sisal -Al -sisal -Al -sisal) with 45⁰ /0⁰ /45⁰ ply orientation angle gives the good surface finish with 26.5% improvement in surface roughness value in comparison with base materials..

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Comparative Analysis of hole surface quality in CNC Drilling of Novel Sisal Fibre Reinforced Aluminium Wire Mesh Sandwich Composite and Sisal Fiber Laminate with 45°/0°/45° Ply Orientation Angle

2022

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“…The vertical flammability test was based on the ASTM D 3014 standard used in the study because it was more precise than the horizontal flammability test. The parameters obtained in the test are combustion time char yield (CY), and limiting index oxygen (LOI) of each composite calculated using Equations (2)(3)(4).…”

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“…Appropriate filler powder can improve the thermal properties and flame resistance of composites, thereby overcoming the previously mentioned limitations 3 . Fire‐retardant filler powder has the potential to improve the thermal stability and operational efficiency of natural fiber composites when exposed to high temperatures 3,4 …”

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“…3 Fire-retardant filler powder has the potential to improve the thermal stability and operational efficiency of natural fiber composites when exposed to high temperatures. 3,4 Natural fiber composites with fillers improve performance while also being cost-effective, having a high specific modulus, and being biodegradable. These characteristics make them popular in industries and ideal for structural applications.…”

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Flammability and thermal resistance of Ceiba petandra fiber‐reinforced composite with snail powder filler

Diharjo,

Gapsari,

Andoko

et al. 2024

Polymer Composites

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Natural fiber composites are not suitable for use in industries due to their flammability and low thermal resistance. Inorganic metal‐based fillers are known to enhance the flammability and thermal resistance of composites, while the thermal and fire‐retardant properties of organic fillers are not commonly known. This study evaluated the mechanical, thermal, and flammability properties of Ceiba petandra fiber (CPF)‐reinforced composites, which were added with snail powder (SP). To study the thermal resistance of the composite, a dynamic mechanical analyzer (DMA) and thermogravimetric analysis (TGA) were applied. SP Filler concentration increased the composite's tensile strength and thermal resistance. DMA test results showed the same trend as the composite's density value. The flame rate parameters of the composite, including the percentage of char yield and the limitation index oxygen (LOI), rose as the SP filler increased. However, the flame rate of the composite dropped because SP filler inhibited the movement of oxygen, combustible gas, and polyester degradation products. The addition of organic fillers in natural fiber composites promises better flammability and thermal resistance.

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Physical and Mechanical Properties of Pinecone Scale Fiber/Vigna Mungo Powder Reinforced Polypropylene Based Hybrid Composites

Negi

Prasad

Yadav

et al. 2022

Journal of Natural Fibers

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Recent advancements in thermal properties and behavior of modified natural fiber composites

Cited by 3 publications

References 48 publications

Comparative Analysis of hole surface quality in CNC Drilling of Novel Sisal Fibre Reinforced Aluminium Wire Mesh Sandwich Composite and Sisal Fiber Laminate with 45°/0°/45° Ply Orientation Angle

Comparative Analysis of hole surface quality in CNC Drilling of Novel Sisal Fibre Reinforced Aluminium Wire Mesh Sandwich Composite and Sisal Fiber Laminate with 45°/0°/45° Ply Orientation Angle

Flammability and thermal resistance of Ceiba petandra fiber‐reinforced composite with snail powder filler

Physical and Mechanical Properties of Pinecone Scale Fiber/Vigna Mungo Powder Reinforced Polypropylene Based Hybrid Composites

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