Natural Fibre Modification and Its Influence on Fibre-matrix Interfacial Properties in Biocomposite Materials
By S. Amiandamhen, M. Meincken, L. Tyhoda. Fibers And Polymers, 2020
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Biocomposite materials manufactured from natural fibres and polymer matrix represent a group of engineered composite products with diverse applications. These materials continue to find increasing applications due to their design flexibility, superior properties and aesthetic appeal. The applicability of these biocomposites, however, depends on the interaction in the fibre-matrix interface. This paper reviews the state of the art research in fibre-matrix interfacial interaction based on published literature. A brief background on biocomposite materials is presented. The focus of this review is the modification of natural fibres and its effect on fibre-matrix interfacial adhesion and properties. In addition, the effect of chemical treatment on fibre composition and fibre-matrix interfacial bonding mechanism are discussed.
Subfields: Automotive Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Polymers and Plastics
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- Developments in Chemical Treatments, Manufacturing Techniques and Potential Applications of Natural-Fibers-Based Biodegradable Composites (2021, background): “Besides, hydroxyl groups resulting from chemical treatments might be engaged with the hydrogen bonding inside the cellulose atoms, limiting the movement towards the matrix [6,90].”