The Effect Of Fumigation Treatment Of King Pineapple Leaf Fiber (Agave Cantala Roxb) On Length Of Fiber Critical Using Epoxy Matrix

Palungan, Musa Bondaris; Tangaran, Benyamin; Salu, Salma; Tikupadang, Karel

doi:10.1088/1742-6596/1464/1/012057

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“…The fumigation of king pineapple leaf fibers affects the contact angle of less than 30 o and increases the interlocking capability of the fiber matrix. The interfacial shear stress increases by 282.8 % with smoking for 15 hours [11,12]. The increase in the strength of the fiber reinforcing composite is due to seawater treatment [13,14].…”

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Liquid Smoke Treatment for Natural Fibers: The Effect on Tensile Properties, Surface Morphology, Crystalline Properties, and Functional Groups of Banana Stem Fibers

Muslimin¹,

Rahim²,

Seng³

et al. 2022

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This study aims to investigate the effect of banana stem fibers (BSFs) treatment with liquid smoke on changes in the micro-mechanics properties of BSFs, the tensile strength of single fibers, mor-phology, crystalline properties, and functional groups. The research used four model specimen variations, namely fiber without treatment and immersion in liquid smoke for 1, 2, and 3 hours. The BSFs with treatment was dried in an oven with a temperature of 40ºC for 30 minutes. Several tests were conducted, including a tensile test of single fiber capacity of 50N standard ASTM 3379-02, SEM observation, XRD, and FTIR test. The results showed that the highest increase in fiber strength was P2J, which was 264.21 MPa, and the lowest was TP fiber at 148.54 MPa. Fibers treatment with liquid smoke can form strong C-C elemental bonds caused by the H2O degradation process in BSFs, hence carbon atoms (C) are dense, and in conditions of excessive H2O degradation, the fiber strength will become brittle and the liquid smoke can increase the tensile strength of the fiber. The morphology of the fiber changed where the untreated fiber was covered with lignin, while the treated fiber had an elongated rectangular line pattern, porous, and the lignin was eroded. Crystalline properties in the X-ray diffractogram pattern differ between untreated and treated fibers. At an angle of 2ϴ, the lowest diffraction peak is around 160 in untreated wool, and the highest is 230 in treated fiber. The functional group of the fiber has changed where there is a difference in the wave crest between untreated and treatment fiber. The longer immersion time, the element of Carbon (C) will increase. In conclusion, treating BSFs with liquid smoke can change the physical, mechanical, and chemical properties, hence becoming a choice of composite reinforcement material in the future which is lightweight and environmentally friendly.

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Liquid Smoke Treatment for Natural Fibers: The Effect on Tensile Properties, Surface Morphology, Crystalline Properties, and Functional Groups of Banana Stem Fibers

Muslimin¹,

Rahim²,

Seng³

et al. 2022

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“…The fiber and matrix adhesion bond influences the mechanical properties of polymer composite fiber reinforcement. Fumigation is a technique used to reduce the moisture content of fibers, causing the surface to roughen and the mechanical properties of composites to improve [16]. Palungan et al [17] investigated the effects of fumigation on King pineapple leaf fiber hemicelluloses and lignin content, causing the fiber surface to become rough and grooved as the water content decreased and fiber density increased.…”

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“…Fumigation is a technique used to reduce the moisture content of fibers, causing the surface to roughen and the mechanical properties of composites to improve [16]. Palungan et al [17] investigated the effects of fumigation on King pineapple leaf fiber hemicelluloses and lignin content, causing the fiber surface to become rough and grooved as the water content decreased and fiber density increased. Alkali treatment is another method for influencing the adhesion bond in polymer composites.…”

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Effect of Alkaline Treatment and Fumigation (Fumigation) on the Mechanical Properties of Fiber Unsaturated Polyester-Cantula Composite with Compression Molding Method

Ramadhan¹,

Fanani²,

Ariawan³

et al. 2022

Mekanika: Majalah Ilmiah Mekanika

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This research examines the strength of the UPRs-Cantula composite with the addition of filler microcrystalline cellulose (MCC). Composites were created with a volume fraction of 30% Vf and a 45° angle. This angle variation received the same treatment as the others, including untreated, alkaline, and fumigation. The treatment time for alkali treatment was 6 hours, while the treatment time for fumigation was 10 hours. The strength of each angle variation was determined, as well as its treatment of tensile strength, modulus of elasticity, and Poisson's ratio UPRs-cantula composites. According to the results, the alkali treatment produced the highest tensile strength and elastic modulus values. The highest Poisson ratio value was discovered without treatment at a 45°. The alkaline treatment yielded the highest tensile strength and modulus of elasticity test results. The pullout fiber fracture dominated the untreated composite fracture, whereas the fiber breakage fracture dominated the alkaline treatment.

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The Effect of Bleaching Variation on Schoutenia Ovata Korth Fiber as a Composite Reinforcement

Andoko,

Prasetya

2024

MSF

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The study examined the properties of bleached Schoutenia ovata Korth Fiber (SF) for prospective application in composite reinforcement. .The characterization of SF was done using FTIR and SEM-EDS techniques to examine the morphology of SF following treatment with NaOH and various concentrations of NaClO. The treatment improved the interaction between the fiber and the composite matrix. As a result, fibers require bleaching before they may be processed further.

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The Effect Of Fumigation Treatment Of King Pineapple Leaf Fiber (Agave Cantala Roxb) On Length Of Fiber Critical Using Epoxy Matrix

Cited by 3 publications

References 7 publications

Liquid Smoke Treatment for Natural Fibers: The Effect on Tensile Properties, Surface Morphology, Crystalline Properties, and Functional Groups of Banana Stem Fibers

Liquid Smoke Treatment for Natural Fibers: The Effect on Tensile Properties, Surface Morphology, Crystalline Properties, and Functional Groups of Banana Stem Fibers

Effect of Alkaline Treatment and Fumigation (Fumigation) on the Mechanical Properties of Fiber Unsaturated Polyester-Cantula Composite with Compression Molding Method

The Effect of Bleaching Variation on Schoutenia Ovata Korth Fiber as a Composite Reinforcement

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