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- 2021Mechanical refining combined with chemical treatment for the processing of Bamboo fibres to produce efficient cement compositescitations
- 2021Efecto de la sulfidez en la respuesta a flexión de tableros de cemento reforzados con fibras de guadua angustifolia kunth pre-tratadas alcalinamente
- 2021Enhanced efficiency of a chemically modified hyperbranched Kraft lignin in the removal of pharmaceuticals from water at low microgram per liter levelscitations
- 2021Rheological behavior of magnetic pulp fiber suspensions
- 2019Effect of degree of refining on flexural response of fibre cement boards reinforced with Guadua Angustifolia Kunth Bamboo
- 2017Sugarcane bagasse reinforced compositescitations
- 2016Thermal Study of Gels Obtained From Resol Type Phenolic Resins Modified With Lignincitations
- 2016Tensile strength assessment of injection-molded high yield sugarcane bagasse-reinforced polypropylenecitations
- 2016Starch-based biopolymer reinforced with high yield fibers from sugarcane bagasse as a technical and environmentally friendly alternative to high density polyethylenecitations
- 2016Cellulose nanofibers modified with alkyl ketene dimer for oil absorbent aerogels
- 2015Rheology of pulp suspensions of bleached sugarcane bagassecitations
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Tensile strength assessment of injection-molded high yield sugarcane bagasse-reinforced polypropylene
Abstract
<p>Sugarcane bagasse was treated to obtain sawdust, in addition to mechanical, thermomechanical, and chemical-thermomechanical pulps. The obtained fibers were used to obtain reinforced polypropylene composites prepared by injection molding. Coupling agent contents ranging from 2 to 10% w/w were added to the composite to obtain the highest tensile strength. All the composites included 30% w/w of reinforcing fibers. The tensile strength of the different sugarcane bagasse fiber composites were tested and discussed. The results were compared with that of other natural fiber- or glass fiber-reinforced polypropylene composites. Pulp-based composites showed higher tensile strength than sawdust-based composites. A micromechanical analysis showed the relationship of some micromechanical properties to the orientation angle, critical length, the intrinsic tensile strength, and the interfacial shear strength. The pulps showed similar intrinsic tensile strengths and were higher than that of sawdust. The properties of the sugarcane bagasse composites compared well with other natural fiber-reinforced composites.</p>