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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
- 2023Mechanical and thermo-mechanical behaviors of snake grass fiber-reinforced epoxy compositecitations
- 2022Tribological analysis of engineering plastics/steel friction pairs
- 2022Surface Damage Analysis on the Application of Abrasion and Slurry Erosion in Targeted Steels Using an Erosion Test Rigcitations
- 2022Effects of the face/core layer ratio on the mechanical properties of 3D printed wood/polylactic acid (PLA) green biocomposite panels with a gyroid corecitations
- 2021Effect of Alkali Treatment on the Properties of Acacia Caesia Bark Fibrescitations
- 2021Mechanical Properties of Phormium Tenax Reinforced Natural Rubber Compositescitations
- 2021Tribological analysis of engineering plastics/steel friction pairscitations
- 2020Effects of the Face/Core Layer Ratio on the Mechanical Properties of 3D Printed Wood/Polylactic Acid (PLA) Green Biocomposite Panels with a Gyroid Corecitations
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Thermal, chemical, tensile and morphological characterization studies of bamboo fibre extracted from the indian species bambusa bambos
Abstract
The objective of this research is to investigate the extraction and characterization of a particular kind of Indian bamboo family plant known as Bambusa bambos. The fibres were extracted from the bamboo plant in the form of strips using the retting process and separated as thin fibres after the stamping process. The extracted raw bamboo fibres were chemically modified in a 5% alkali solution. The thermogravimetric analysis (TGA), x-ray diffraction (XRD), and scanning electron microscopy (SEM) were used to investigate the thermal, crystalinity, and morphological properties of untreated and alkali (NaOH) treated bamboo fibres. The ASTM standard was followed for the chemical composition and tensile testing of raw and chemically treated bamboo fibres. In contrast to raw bamboo fibres, alkali-treated bamboo fibres had a 5% drop in hemicellulose concentration. In the alkali-treated state, weakly bonded containments were removed from the fiber's surface, exposing the cellulose over a wider surface area. As a result, the thermal stability of the alkali-treated fibres was enhanced as compared to raw bamboo fibres. The increased amount of cellulose content and decreasing aspect ratio of the alkali-treated bamboo fibers lead to increased tensile strength. A significant improvement in the crystallinity index (broad band width of the second peak) was observed in the alkali-treated condition, which may occur due to the removal of hemicelluloses. Based on their performance, the chemically treated bamboo fibres can be used as effective reinforcement elements for the development of polymer matrix composites in the automobile and construction industries.