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Coir and hop fibres: tensile characterization and comparison between fibres from distinct climates

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Summary:Human behavior has significantly affected the climate. Because of that, the pursuit of new alternatives for non-renewable materials has increased. In that scenario, the use of natural fibre to substitute synthetic ones in composite materials has also increased. In this work, two types of natural fibres from different regions and climates were evaluated and compared. The evaluated fibres were Coir from Brazil and Hop from Portugal. Also were evaluated two different extraction methods for the hop batches, boiling in NaOH and maceration in water. To evaluate the composite mechanical characteristics, seven tensile tests were performed in each fibre batch, according to ASTM C 1557-14 – Standard Test Method for Tensile Strength and Young’s Modulus of Fibres, and the average tensile strength for each one was calculated. The highest value of ultimate tensile strength was brought by the hop extracted with the boiling in NaOH method and resulted in an average of 16 MPa.
Main Authors:Aguirar, Julia
Other Authors:Rocha, João; Queijo, Luís; Ribeiro, J.E.
Subject:Green composite Natural fibre composites Tensile strength
Year:2023
Country:Portugal
Document type:book part
Access type:open access
Associated institution:Instituto Politécnico de Bragança
Language:English
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description Human behavior has significantly affected the climate. Because of that, the pursuit of new alternatives for non-renewable materials has increased. In that scenario, the use of natural fibre to substitute synthetic ones in composite materials has also increased. In this work, two types of natural fibres from different regions and climates were evaluated and compared. The evaluated fibres were Coir from Brazil and Hop from Portugal. Also were evaluated two different extraction methods for the hop batches, boiling in NaOH and maceration in water. To evaluate the composite mechanical characteristics, seven tensile tests were performed in each fibre batch, according to ASTM C 1557-14 – Standard Test Method for Tensile Strength and Young’s Modulus of Fibres, and the average tensile strength for each one was calculated. The highest value of ultimate tensile strength was brought by the hop extracted with the boiling in NaOH method and resulted in an average of 16 MPa.
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spellingShingle Coir and hop fibres: tensile characterization and comparison between fibres from distinct climates
Aguirar, Julia
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Natural fibre composites
Tensile strength
subject.fl_str_mv Green composite
Natural fibre composites
Tensile strength
title Coir and hop fibres: tensile characterization and comparison between fibres from distinct climates
title_full Coir and hop fibres: tensile characterization and comparison between fibres from distinct climates
title_fullStr Coir and hop fibres: tensile characterization and comparison between fibres from distinct climates
title_full_unstemmed Coir and hop fibres: tensile characterization and comparison between fibres from distinct climates
title_short Coir and hop fibres: tensile characterization and comparison between fibres from distinct climates
title_sort Coir and hop fibres: tensile characterization and comparison between fibres from distinct climates
topic Green composite
Natural fibre composites
Tensile strength
topic_facet Green composite
Natural fibre composites
Tensile strength
url http://hdl.handle.net/10198/26282
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