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Khalili, Pooria
University of Nottingham
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- 2024Assessing the mechanical performance of natural fiber thermoplastic composite sandwiches for advanced applicationscitations
- 2023Regenerated cellulose fabric reinforced bio-based polypropylene sandwich composites: fabrication, mechanical performance and analytical modellingcitations
- 2023Mechanical and Thermal Properties of Wood-Fiber-Based All-Cellulose Composites and Cellulose-Polypropylene Biocompositescitations
- 2023Enhancing Sustainability: Jute Fiber-Reinforced Bio-Based Sandwich Composites for Use in Battery Boxescitations
- 2021Fabrication : Mechanical Testing and Structural Simulation of Regenerated Cellulose Fabric Elium(R) Thermoplastic Composite Systemcitations
- 2021Impregnation behaviour of regenerated cellulose fabric Elium® composite : Experiment, simulation and analytical solutioncitations
- 2018Palm fiber composites for aircraft interiors
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Regenerated cellulose fabric reinforced bio-based polypropylene sandwich composites: fabrication, mechanical performance and analytical modelling
Abstract
Sandwich composites were fabricated successfully with the balsa wood as core material and regenerated cellulose fabric bio-based polypropylene (PP) composite skins. The regenerated cellulose fabric PP composites were produced using two different methods: the conventional stacking lay-up and directly using PP pellets. Sandwich composites were made using the hot press equipment with the customized mold. The sandwich composite system and bio-composite laminate were designed to achieve very close weight to compare the key mechanical properties that each design can bear. It was evidenced from the experimental results that 416% increase in the bending load bearing property of the part can be obtained when sandwich structure was used. These experimental results were in close agreement with one of the analytical modelling utilised. The drop weight impact test results demonstrated that the sandwich specimen is capable of withstanding more than 6 kN load and absorbing the impact energy of 28.37 J.