Experimental investigation on stacking sequence of Kevlar and natural fibres/epoxy polymer composites

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Autor(a) principal: Banu,Murali
Data de Publicação: 2021
Outros Autores: Madhavan,Vijaya Ramnath Bindu, Manickam,Dhanashekar, Devarajan,Chandramohan
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Polímeros (São Carlos. Online)
Texto Completo: http://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0104-14282021000100401
Resumo: Abstract This paper investigates the stacking sequence of combined natural and synthetic fibres reinforced epoxy composites for better mechanical properties. The hybrid composites fabricated using vacuum assisted compression molding process with the natural and synthetic fibres layered in three different sequences such as type I, type II and type III where the synthetic fibers were placed alternatively. The ultimate tensile strength of composite type III was increased by 12% and 30% when compared to composite type I and type II respectively. The flexural test results showed that composite type III have better flexural strength 223 MPa which is 13% and 11% greater than composite type I and type II respectively. Overall, it can be declared that the composite type III shows better tensile, and flexural properties i.e., the composite with aloe vera and palmyra palm fibres have better wettability with the matrix when compared to bamboo fibre.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Experimental investigation on stacking sequence of Kevlar and natural fibres/epoxy polymer composites
title Experimental investigation on stacking sequence of Kevlar and natural fibres/epoxy polymer composites
spellingShingle Experimental investigation on stacking sequence of Kevlar and natural fibres/epoxy polymer composites
Banu,Murali
aloe vera fibre
bamboo fibre
epoxy resin
Kevlar fibre
palmyra palm fibre
title_short Experimental investigation on stacking sequence of Kevlar and natural fibres/epoxy polymer composites
title_full Experimental investigation on stacking sequence of Kevlar and natural fibres/epoxy polymer composites
title_fullStr Experimental investigation on stacking sequence of Kevlar and natural fibres/epoxy polymer composites
title_full_unstemmed Experimental investigation on stacking sequence of Kevlar and natural fibres/epoxy polymer composites
title_sort Experimental investigation on stacking sequence of Kevlar and natural fibres/epoxy polymer composites
author Banu,Murali
author_facet Banu,Murali
Madhavan,Vijaya Ramnath Bindu
Manickam,Dhanashekar
Devarajan,Chandramohan
author_role author
author2 Madhavan,Vijaya Ramnath Bindu
Manickam,Dhanashekar
Devarajan,Chandramohan
author2_role author
author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Banu,Murali
Madhavan,Vijaya Ramnath Bindu
Manickam,Dhanashekar
Devarajan,Chandramohan
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv aloe vera fibre
bamboo fibre
epoxy resin
Kevlar fibre
palmyra palm fibre
topic aloe vera fibre
bamboo fibre
epoxy resin
Kevlar fibre
palmyra palm fibre
description Abstract This paper investigates the stacking sequence of combined natural and synthetic fibres reinforced epoxy composites for better mechanical properties. The hybrid composites fabricated using vacuum assisted compression molding process with the natural and synthetic fibres layered in three different sequences such as type I, type II and type III where the synthetic fibers were placed alternatively. The ultimate tensile strength of composite type III was increased by 12% and 30% when compared to composite type I and type II respectively. The flexural test results showed that composite type III have better flexural strength 223 MPa which is 13% and 11% greater than composite type I and type II respectively. Overall, it can be declared that the composite type III shows better tensile, and flexural properties i.e., the composite with aloe vera and palmyra palm fibres have better wettability with the matrix when compared to bamboo fibre.
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