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Influence of fiber surface modifications on the mechanical behavior of Vetiveria zizanioides reinforced polymer composites

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ABSTRACT

The natural fiber is pretreated with chemicals namely, alkali, peroxide, and benzoyl chloride. Composites are prepared using chemically treated fibers as reinforcements and mechanical characteristics are tested. The results confirmed that, benzoylation improved the tensile, compressive, and impact strengths of the composite by 113%, 56.78%, and 95%, respectively. Peroxide treatment has improved the flexural strength by 56.13% and improved the elongation of the composite during tension, flexure, and compression tests. The surface morphology showed minimal defects in the benzoylated composite and hence, benzoylation is suggested for the best overall behavior and peroxidation for enhanced bending and elongation.

摘要

文摘:对天然纤维进行碱、过氧化物、苯甲酰氯等化学预处理。复合材料采用化学处理的纤维为增强材料、机械特性的测试准备。结果证实,苯甲酰化提高了拉伸、压缩和冲击113%的复合材料的强度,分别为56.78%和95%。在拉伸、弯曲和压缩试验中,过氧化物处理使复合材料的弯曲强度提高了56.13%,提高了复合材料的伸长率。表面形貌显示在苯甲酰化复合,因此最小的缺陷,提出了最佳的整体化行为和氧化增强的弯曲和伸长。

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