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Research Article

Compressive Characterization of Date Palm Leaf Fiber

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Pages 9813-9826 | Published online: 07 Nov 2021
 

ABSTRACT

In this present work, the surface of date palm leaf fiber has been modified by means of different chemical treatments. The thermal, morphological, mechanical, and water absorption characteristics of DPL fibers were investigated. The effect of the surface modifications of the DPL fibers was envisioned through the SEM micrographs, which shows the existence of voids and rough surfaces because of the elimination of lignin, wax, and pectin from the fiber. FTIR spectroscopy of DPL fibers was done, to check the effects of surface modifications on the fiber composition. XRD analysis confirms the improvement in crystallinity index of the surface-modified DPL fibers. The thermogravimetric analysis confirms augmentation in the thermal stability and tensile strength of the surface-modified fibers. The water absorptivity test conforms the reduction in the water absorption of the DPL fiber after surface modification. Furthermore, the DSC curve shows the temperature range for the moisture vaporization from fibers, fiber degradation, and the formation of char.key words-Natural fiber,Composite,Date palm leaf fiber,XRD,SEM,FTIR

摘要

本文采用不同的化学处理方法对椰枣叶纤维表面进行了改性. 研究了DPL纤维的热, 形态, 力学和吸水特性. 通过SEM显微照片, 可以预见DPL纤维表面改性的效果, 这表明由于纤维中木质素, 蜡和果胶的去除, 存在空隙和粗糙表面. 对DPL纤维进行FTIR光谱分析, 以检查表面改性对纤维组成的影响。XRD分析证实了表面改性DPL纤维结晶指数的改善. 热重分析证实表面改性纤维的热稳定性和拉伸强度增强. 吸水率测试符合表面改性后DPL纤维吸水率的降低, 此外, DSC曲线显示了纤维水分蒸发, 纤维降解和炭形成的温度范围

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