Role of Reactive Dye and Chemicals on Mechanical Properties of Jute Fabrics Polypropylene Composites

Processing and properties of jute (Corchorus olitorius L.) fibres and their sustainable composite materials: a review

“…83 The test was performed with a cross-head speed in the range of 1-10 mm min −1 , gauge length of 5-50 mm and load-cell capacity of 5-100 kN. 34,41,81,83,182,313,327,336,339,340,342,345,346,357,366,368,371,375,378,379,387,393,443,544,546,[607][608][609] Many researchers have performed experiments under atmospheric conditions of 20-35 °C and 65% relative humidity. The test specimen geometry is indicated in Fig.…”

“…Factors such as bre volume, reinforcing type, bre composition, processing temperature, exposed surface area, polarity, degree of cross-linking and crystallinity affect their water-absorption nature. 9, [687][688][689][690] Moisture absorption tests on JFRCs were conducted according to the ASTM D570-98, 381,548,550,556,574,691 ASTM D570-99, 340,342,346 ASTM D570, 374 ASTM D2495-07, 443 and IS:2380-77 °C and their weight recorded. Distilled water was poured into a desiccator for the creation a humid atmosphere and the humidity was found to be 98% aer 12 h. Then, the samples were placed in the desiccator and their weight recorded at regular intervals.…”

“…ASTM D638,99,230,302,313,314,317,339,340,342,345,346,362,363,366,368,375,377,378,381,390,392,539,544,546,550,607-609 ASTM D882, 41,376 ASTM D2256-02, 443 ASTM D3822, 327 ASTM C1557, 319 ISO 527, 311,351,607 GB1447-83, 371 DIN EN ISO527-4 (ref. 365) and DIN 53455 (ref.…”

“…56) standards. Experiments were conducted using a universal testing machine(UTM),5,41,81,83,311,314,315,317,327,340,342,345,346,351,362,377,379,540 including Instron models 4206,357 1026, 56 3385, 368 3382, 539 1122, 607 1342, 608 1195, 550 8821S, 385 3369, 313 6025,…”

Developments in Chemical Treatments, Manufacturing Techniques and Potential Applications of Natural-Fibers-Based Biodegradable Composites

“…The poisonous and reactive synthetic chemicals are sometimes added to the composite to stop an organic attack [97], which is the basis for the wood-preservation industry [11]. Many surface treatments, for example, alkali, acetylation, silane, and peroxide treatments, have been conducted to improve fiber properties.…”