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Summary: One of the major issues in using plant fibers for composite fabrication is their hydrophilic nature, which affects the interaction between fibers and the matrix. In this study, nettle fibers were chemically treated and their characteristics were investigated. The results showed that chemically treated nettle fibers have the potential to be used as reinforcement material in composites.
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(2022)
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Review
Materials Science, Textiles
Gokul Kannan et al.
Summary: In the past three decades, there has been a significant increase in research on natural fiber-reinforced composites due to their abundance, low density, biodegradability, renewability, and cost-effectiveness. These composites require less energy to fabricate compared to synthetic fiber composites and offer comparable properties, making them a potential substitute. The review analyzes the types of natural fibers used in composite fabrication and discusses their physical, chemical, mechanical, thermal, and tribological properties, as well as important aspects such as fiber extraction, chemical treatments, manufacturing methods, hybridization, interfacial adhesion, and various applications. The findings establish the potential of natural fiber composites for future needs in different applications by understanding their strengths and weaknesses.
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Review
Mechanics
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Summary: This paper critically examines the essential information affecting the morphological characteristics, fracture toughness, damage tolerance, and impact resistance of natural fiber reinforced and hybrid composites. It also reviews novel improvement techniques suitable for natural fiber composites to enhance damage tolerance and impact resistance behaviors.
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Summary: Antimicrobial knitted and woven fabrics were developed using recycled polyester and silver nanocomposite fibers, with different blend proportions resulting in fabrics with varying properties. Increasing the percentage of silver nanocomposite fibers in the blend led to higher antimicrobial efficiency, although it also caused irregularity in fabric thickness and a decrease in tensile strength. The recycled polyester fibers in the blend showed good antimicrobial properties, with a reduction of bacterial colonies exceeding 90% for both E. coli and S. aureus in all fabric samples.
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Summary: The continuous exploration and utilization of high-performance fibers, derived from renewable sources, for ballistic applications is driven by the need for better protection against various kinds of ballistic impacts and threats. The development of ballistic protection materials with improved performance and low weight has been a focus in recent decades due to increasing cases of threats and insurgencies. This review aims to provide an overview of the progress and advances in natural-based anti-ballistic composites, including fiber/matrix selection, impact energy absorption, ballistic simulation, and economic cost analysis.
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