期刊
ADVANCES IN POLYMER TECHNOLOGY
卷 37, 期 7, 页码 2528-2540出版社
WILEY
DOI: 10.1002/adv.21928
关键词
biodegradable; composites; molding; natural fibers; polylactic acid
资金
- Mexican National Council for Science and Technology [400517]
In this work, the possibility to produce polylactic acid (PLA) and agave fiber biocomposites by dry-blending and rotational molding was studied. The samples were also produced by compression molding to compare the effect of processing conditions on the biocomposites properties. In particular, the effect of fiber content (0-40 wt.%) on morphology, density, porosity, thermal (DSC) and mechanical properties (tension, flexion, impact and hardness) was studied. Also, a complete analysis of the internal air temperature profiles was performed to determine the thermal behavior of PLA during the rotational molding cycle. The results showed that rotomolded biocomposites were successfully produced but had higher porosity than compression molded ones due to the absence of pressure while forming. This led to different level of mechanical properties reduction as fiber content increases. Nevertheless, for compression-molded biocomposites, crystallinity (30% at 30 wt.%), tensile modulus (14% at 30 wt.%) and impact strength (71% at 40 wt.%) improvements were obtained compared to neat PLA.
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