Characterization of lignocellulosic curaua fibres.

By M. A. Spinacé, C. S. Lambert, Karen K. G. Fermoselli, Marco-A. De Paoli. 2009

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Hybridization effect on the mechanical properties of curaua/glass fiber composites (2013, background): “where Ec, Eg, Ecu and Em are the modulus of composite, glass fiber (73 GPa [2]), curaua fiber (36 GPa [3]) and matrix (2.”
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