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- 2024Mechanical, Vibration Damping and Acoustics characteristics of Hybrid Aloe vera /Jute/polyester composites
- 2024Mechanical, Vibration Damping and Acoustics characteristics of Hybrid Aloe vera /Jute/polyester compositescitations
- 2024Effects of infill density on mechanical properties of additively manufactured chopped carbon fiber reinforced PLA compositescitations
- 2024Effects of infill density on mechanical properties of additively manufactured chopped carbon fiber reinforced PLA composites
- 2024Characterization of Banana and Sisal Fiber Fabrics Reinforced Epoxy Hybrid Biocomposites with Cashew Nut Shell Filler for Structural Applications
- 2024Performance Evaluation of 3D-Printed ABS and Carbon Fiber-reinforced ABS Polymeric Spur Gears
- 2023Effects of fiber loadings and lengths on mechanical properties of Sansevieria Cylindrica fiber reinforced natural rubber biocompositescitations
- 2023Effects of fiber loadings and lengths on mechanical properties of Sansevieria Cylindrica fiber reinforced natural rubber biocomposites
- 2023Thermal, chemical, tensile and morphological characterization studies of bamboo fibre extracted from the indian species bambusa bamboscitations
- 2022Assessment on hybrid jute/coir fibers reinforced polyester composite with hybrid fillers under different environmental conditions
- 2022Ply-stacking effects on mechanical properties of Kevlar-29/banana woven mats reinforced epoxy hybrid compositescitations
- 2022Ply-stacking effects on mechanical properties of Kevlar-29/banana woven mats reinforced epoxy hybrid composites
- 2022Investigation into Mechanical, Thermal and Water Absorption Behaviors of Cocos nucifera Shell Filler Reinforced Vinyl Ester Polymeric Composites
- 2021Assessment on hybrid jute/coir fibers reinforced polyester composite with hybrid fillers under different environmental conditionscitations
- 2021Synthesis and characterization of polypyrrole-coated iron oxide nanoparticles
- 2021Characterization and optimization of influence of MoS2 hybridization on tribological behaviours of Mg–B4C composites
- 2021Investigation into Mechanical, Thermal and Water Absorption Behaviors of Cocos nucifera Shell Filler Reinforced Vinyl Ester Polymeric Compositescitations
- 2019Nickel Nanoparticle-Modified Electrode for the Electrochemical Sensory Detection of Penicillin G in Bovine Milk Samplescitations
- 2019High-Efficiency DNA Extraction Using Poly(4,4′-Cyclohexylidene Bisphenol Oxalate)-Modified Microcrystalline Cellulose-Magnetite Compositecitations
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Effects of fiber loadings and lengths on mechanical properties of Sansevieria Cylindrica fiber reinforced natural rubber biocomposites
Abstract
<p>In this present investigation, Sansevieria cylindrica fiber was used as a reinforcement in a natural rubber matrix. Various biocomposite samples with different fiber contents (lengths and loadings) were fabricated, using compression molding process and vulcanizing technique by maintaining the temperature around 150 °C. From the results obtained, mechanical properties: tensile strength, modulus elongation at break and tear strength of 10.44 MPa, 2.36 MPa, 627.59% and 34.99 N respectively, were obtained from the optimum composite sample with length and loading of 6 mm and 20 wt% composition, respectively. The maximum hardness was observed at 76.85 Shore A from the composite sample of 6 mm and 40 wt%. The optimum properties can be attributed to the presence of strong interfacial adhesion between the Sansevieria cylindrica fiber and the natural rubber matrix. The mechanisms of failure of the biocomposites at their interfaces were examined and analyzed, using scanning electron microscopy (SEM). The micrographs obtained from SEM further confirmed that the Sansevieria cylindrica fibers were surrounded with more amount of natural rubber which can exhibit strong interfacial bonding between fiber and matrix. The optimal composites of this work can be used in general, abrasion resistant conveyor belt.</p>