The effect of crosslinking on the properties of polyethylene/wood flour composites

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Key Improvements in Interfacial Adhesion and Dispersion of Fibers/Fillers in Polymer Matrix Composites; Focus on PLA Matrix Composites (2021, background): “This phenomenon was much dictated by better fiber dispersion and adhesion in the composite system [78], the result of which was an efficient stress transfer from the matrix to wood fiber [78,79].”
The use of silane technology in crosslinking polyethylene/wood flour composites (2006, background): “Adding wood filler to the plastic matrix decreases the creep response during loading [17,18], but does not completely alleviate the problem.”
Silane crosslinked wood plastic composites: Processing and properties (2006, methodology): “In our previous studies we have seen that silane crosslinking significantly improved the toughness of wood plastic composites by improving the adhesion at the interface [19,20].”
Novel nanocomposites based on polyurethane and micro fibrillated cellulose (2008, background): “The cellulose or wood polymer composites always face the interfacial problem due to the cellulose being hydrophilic and polar and the polyolefins being hydrophobic [12].”
Processing and characterization of polyethylene-based composites (2015, background): “Compatibilizers improve the dynamic mechanical properties of HDPE/WF composites.(93) Dynamic mechanical thermal”