Effects of different treatments on the interface of HDPE/lignocellulosic fiber composites
By X. Colom, F. Carrasco, P. Pagés, J. Cañavate. 2003
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Subfields: Mechanical Engineering, Plant Science, Polymers and Plastics
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- Thermal and Mechanical Properties of Wood Flour/Talc-filled Polylactic Acid Composites: Effect of Filler Content and Coupling Treatment (2008, background): “The compounding of fillers obtained from various sources into polymer matrices has been a well-accepted process to enhance mechanical and thermal properties of materials [1,2,18].”
- Polyethylene reinforced with keratin fibers obtained from chicken feathers (2005, methodology): “[4] prepare HDPE/wood fiber composites using a compounding step at 160 C in a roll mill and a molding step at 150 C in a compression molder for up to 20 min.”
- Compounding and molding of polyethylene composites reinforced with keratin feather fiber (2005, methodology): “[6] prepare HDPE/wood fiber composites using a compounding step at 160 C in a roll mill and a molding step at 150 C in a compression molder for up to 20 min.”
- A review on synthesis and characterization of commercially available natural fibers: Part II (2019, background): “Micrographs also reveal that silane coupling agent facilitates direct contact between the lignocellulosic fibers and HDPE matrix (Coloma et al. 2003).”
- A comprehensive characterization of chemically treated Brazilian sponge-gourds (Luffa cylindrica) (2005, background): “band), 1740 cm (acid carbonyl absorption), 2750– 2800 cm (typical CH2 and CH), 3200–3300 cm K1 (the O–H stretching band), 1100 cm (C–O–C absorption), and at 1000–1500 cm (the aromatic region related to the lignin) [20,21].”