2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.matpr.2020.02.332
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Study of mechanical performance of E-Glass fiber reinforced (IPN) interpenetrating polymer networks

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“…Though these fibers have had a very good compatibility with all set of resins, it has its own set of problems like poor recyclability, not environmentally (non bio-degradable) cooperative, like many other imperative harmful problems to the eco system. Furthermore the overall high cost of the synthetic fiber gives the alarming signal to the many manufacturing units when set to sell the product in customer end in due course of time [7][8][9]. From an environmental standpoint, it would be quite interesting, if natural fibers could be used instead of glass fibers as reinforcement in various structural elements.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Though these fibers have had a very good compatibility with all set of resins, it has its own set of problems like poor recyclability, not environmentally (non bio-degradable) cooperative, like many other imperative harmful problems to the eco system. Furthermore the overall high cost of the synthetic fiber gives the alarming signal to the many manufacturing units when set to sell the product in customer end in due course of time [7][8][9]. From an environmental standpoint, it would be quite interesting, if natural fibers could be used instead of glass fibers as reinforcement in various structural elements.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Due to the lightweight and improved viscoelastic features of interpenetrating polymer networks, they can be employed for applications such as glass fibre reinforced polymer pipes, bridges and storage tanks. [17][18][19] Polyhydroxyurethane networks were produced through radical polymerization of hydroxyurethane methacrylate prepolymers using an isocyanate-free method. The process is performed in three steps.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, the inclusion of PU can remarkably reduce the flexural ratio of stress to strain but adversely increases the strain value. Due to the lightweight and improved viscoelastic features of interpenetrating polymer networks, they can be employed for applications such as glass fibre reinforced polymer pipes, bridges and storage tanks 17–19 . Polyhydroxyurethane networks were produced through radical polymerization of hydroxyurethane methacrylate prepolymers using an isocyanate‐free method.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%