Sugarcane bagasse as an environmentally friendly composite material to face the sustainable development era

Kusuma, Heri Septya; Permatasari, Dita; Umar, Wakhid Khoirul; Sharma, S. K.

doi:10.1007/s13399-023-03764-2

Biomass Conv. Bioref.

2023

DOI: 10.1007/s13399-023-03764-2

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Sugarcane bagasse as an environmentally friendly composite material to face the sustainable development era

Heri Septya Kusuma

Dita Permatasari

Wakhid Khoirul Umar

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“…Compared with some synthetic or mineral fibers, SCB has better renewability and sustainability. 5 Researchers 6,7 have used SCB as reinforcement material to explore the properties of materials with different mass fractions of SCB. The results indicated that SCB fiber can effectively improve the strength and toughness of composites, which confirmed the feasibility of SCB as reinforcement material.…”

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Structural characteristics properties of sugarcane bagasse and its sound absorption as composites

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Noise pollution is one of the serious environmental pollutions. In recent years, the preparation of sound absorption composites using natural fibers as reinforcement material has attracted much attention. Sugarcane bagasse is a by-product of sugarcane. In order to improve the utilization rate of sugarcane bagasse, enrich and expand the application field of its renewable resources, sugarcane bagasse as a reinforcement material, and polycaprolactone as a matrix material are used to prepare sugarcane bagasse/polycaprolactone sound absorption composites by hot press molding technology to analyze the sound absorption performance. The sound absorption mechanism of the sugarcane bagasse sound absorption composites is revealed. First, the structural characteristics of sugarcane bagasse were characterized, and the relationship between its structure and sound absorption performance was analyzed. Second, the effects of sugarcane bagasse length, mass fraction, hot pressing pressure, hot pressing time, and hot pressing temperature on the sound absorption performance were investigated by one-factor analysis. The results show that when the length of sugarcane bagasse was 1.0 mm, the mass fraction was 35%, the hot pressing pressure was 12 MPa, the hot pressing time was 20 min, and the hot pressing temperature was 130°C, the average sound absorption coefficient was 0.38, the noise reduction coefficient was 0.31, and the maximal sound absorption coefficient was 0.80. This study provides an experimental and theoretical basis for the research and development of sound absorption composites made of sugarcane bagasse, and provides a new solution for the recycling of sugarcane bagasse.

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“…SCB composites are strong, convenient and easy to shape and adjust low cost. 5 So how to use SCB has always been an extensive research topic. Although SCB is one of the highest yields of agricultural processing residues, its application is limited by some low-value items.…”

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Structural characteristics properties of sugarcane bagasse and its sound absorption as composites

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Zhou,

Gao

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Textile Research Journal

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Sugarcane bagasse as an environmentally friendly composite material to face the sustainable development era

Cited by 4 publications

References 40 publications

Structural characteristics properties of sugarcane bagasse and its sound absorption as composites

Structural characteristics properties of sugarcane bagasse and its sound absorption as composites

Utilization of biosilica from Bermuda grass ash on silver-grey magnesium: influence of biosilica on its mechanical and tribological properties

Isolation and characterization of a novel lignocellulosic fiber from Butea monosperma as a sustainable material for lightweight polymer composite applications

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