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Mechanical and physical behaviour of short and randomly oriented banana pseudo-stem fiber reinforced epoxy composite
Abstract
A study has been carried out to investigate the mechanical and physical characteristicsof short, treated and randomly oriented Musa Acuminata x Balbisiana Colla (alsoknown as Pisang Awak) pseudo-stem fiber reinforced epoxy composite. The compositewas fabricated by using hand lay-up method with three different banana fiber weightcompositions of 5 wt%, 10 wt% and 15 wt%. The banana fiber was treated with 5 % ofNaOH. The increment in fiber weight percentage has contributed to compositecharacteristics since the highest fiber percentage which is 15 wt% of banana pseudostemfiber content shows the highest strength in maximum stress, Young's modulus,flexural strength, impact strength, hardness and water absorption percentage withaverage value of 34.121 MPa, 1150.098 MPa, 20.935 MPa, 0.343 J/mm2, 80.8 Shorehardness and 1.536% for water absorption respectively. Fiber and matrix interactionwas observed using Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM). This study shows thepotentiality of banana pseudo-stem fiber in green composite technology and allowsproduction of many products.