Water absorption, flexural properties and morphological characterization of chicken feather fiber-wood sawdust hybrid reinforced waste paper-cement bio-composites

Adediran, Adeolu Adesoji; Oladele, Isiaka Oluwole; Omotosho, Taiwo Fisayo; Adesina, Olanrewaju Seun; Olayanju, T.M.A.; Fasemoyin, I.M.

doi:10.1016/j.matpr.2020.12.1166

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“…27,[32][33][34] The presence of kaolinite, muscovite and talc can positively impact the WP if it is transformed into a mineral additive for mineral materials applied in mortars or concrete. 35 Some studies indicate that a high content of calcium carbonate (around 50% in weight) promotes the formation of CaO particles contributing to a decrease in the thermal conductivity of the material 36 and an increase in the mechanical strength. 27 Some researchers show that the obtained mineralogical results of WP approximate the pozzolanic ones.…”

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A thermophysical investigation of the potential for the use of wastepaper for insulation building materials

Kethiri,

Chikhi,

Belghar

et al. 2024

International Wood Products Journal

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Several sectors produce more waste. Therefore, comprehensive steps are needed to ensure environmentally sustainable and economically feasible waste recovery. The main objective of the study was to investigate the potential of giving a second life to waste, which constitutes a heavy financial and environmental burden for the factories, by its valorisation in the manufacture of new materials such as insulation and energy-efficient construction materials. By a good choice of treatment and implementation methods, paper pulp waste was considered to be a raw material that can replace many synthetic products widely used in the construction field. The research aimed to characterise wastepaper for possible use as a raw material in composites for insulation in buildings. This was done with a drying treatment of the WP to eliminate the water content and analysed the chemical composition to ensure the absence of toxic elements where there might behuman contact. Analytical methods used were both physical and chemical such as granulometry, X-ray diffraction, scanning electron microscopy/EDX, Brunauer, Emmett and Teller and Fourier transform infrared. Finally, it was necessary to identify the thermal performance and microstructure for practical application.

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“…The presence of kaolinite, muscovite and talc can positively impact the WP if it is transformed into a mineral additive for mineral materials applied in mortars or concrete. 35…”

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A thermophysical investigation of the potential for the use of wastepaper for insulation building materials

Kethiri,

Chikhi,

Belghar

et al. 2024

International Wood Products Journal

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“…A study on the effect of blending waste paper and cement in fixed proportion with the use of chicken feather fiber and sawdust as reinforcement at varying proportions was done (A.A. Adediran et al , 2021). In this study, the water absorption and flexural strength of samples were evaluated.…”

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Study and evaluation of the mechanical properties on sawdust reinforced epoxy composite

Chauhan¹,

Singh²,

Saini³

et al. 2021

WJE

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Purpose The growing environmental awareness all through the world has motivated a standard change toward planning and designing better materials having good performance, which are very much suited to the environmental factors. The purpose of this study is to investigate the impact on mechanical, thermal and water absorption properties of sawdust-based composites reinforced by epoxy, and the amount of sawdust in each form. Design/methodology/approach Manufacturing of the sawdust reinforced epoxy composites is the main area of the research for promoting the green composite by having good mechanical properties, biodegradability or many applications. Throughout this research work, the authors emphasize the importance of explaining the methodology for the evaluation of the mechanical and water absorption properties of the sawdust reinforced epoxy composites used by researchers. Findings In this paper, a comprehensive review of the mechanical properties of sawdust reinforced epoxy composite is presented. This study is reported about the use of different Wt.% of sawdust composites prepared by different processes and their mechanical, thermal and water absorption properties. It is studied that after optimum filler percentage, mechanical, thermal properties gradually decrease, but water absorption property increases with Wt.% of sawdust. The changes in the microstructure are studied by using scanning electron microscopy. Originality/value The novelty of this study lies in its use of a systematic approach that offers a perspective on choosing suitable processing parameters for the fabrication of composite materials for persons from both industry and academia. A study of sawdust reinforced epoxy composites guides new researchers in the fabrication and characterization of the materials.

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“…As chicken feather fibers increase, water absorptivity decreases. 5 Ecker et al shows that although Polylactic acid is hydrophilic in nature but due to presence of methyl side groups also shows hydrophobic behavior. 6 Gupta and Singh shows that the burning rate decreases and water absorption increases with increased volume percentage of sisal fiber in polyester resin.…”

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Development and evaluation of physical properties of PLA matrix composites reinforced with SCB/CF fiber

Mathur

Yashpal

Pratap

2023

Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part C:

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Researchers are increasingly focusing on natural, biodegradable materials because of environmental concerns. Although natural fibers give less strength than synthetic fibers, but they still contain some specific properties. In this paper, we studied the fire and water resistance, density, and swelling behavior of sugarcane bagasse fiber and chicken feather fiber composites using polylactic acid (E-3051D) as a matrix for different weighing fractions of fiber viz. 03%, 06%, 09%, (03 + 05)%, (06 + 05)%, (09 + 05)% and for 3 mm thickness. The 300 mm × 300 mm panels were made using the compression molding. According to ASTM standards, an investigation was carried out on several physical characteristics, including density, moisture content, water absorption, linear swelling, and a flammability test. It was observed that 3% sugarcane bagasse and 5% chicken feather fiber are better for various applications, as further increments will affect the mechanical properties. It is a combination of natural fibers and biodegradable matrix material, which makes it ecofriendly with various applications such as in automobile interiors, packaging materials, wall panels, window and door frames, and roof sheets, but limited use in bathroom and kitchen areas.

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Water absorption, flexural properties and morphological characterization of chicken feather fiber-wood sawdust hybrid reinforced waste paper-cement bio-composites

Cited by 8 publications

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A thermophysical investigation of the potential for the use of wastepaper for insulation building materials

A thermophysical investigation of the potential for the use of wastepaper for insulation building materials

Study and evaluation of the mechanical properties on sawdust reinforced epoxy composite

Development and evaluation of physical properties of PLA matrix composites reinforced with SCB/CF fiber

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