Sugarcane Bagasse Fibers Treated and Untreated: Performance as Reinforcement in Phenolic-Type Matrices Based on Lignosulfonates
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DOI: 10.1007/s12649-018-0365-z
Abstract: In this study, fragile thermoset phenolic-type polymers were chosen as composite matrices that were reinforced with sugarcane bagasse fibers, an agro-residue widely available across the world, which has motivated the search for new applications for… read more here.
Keywords: phenolic type; based lignosulfonates; sugarcane bagasse; bagasse ... See more keywords
Iron-rich laterite-bagasse fibers based geopolymer composite: Mechanical, durability and insulating properties
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DOI: 10.1016/j.clay.2019.105333
Abstract: Abstract This work reports the mechanical, durability and insulating properties of novel geopolymer composites made of iron-rich laterite and sugarcane bagasse fibers with sodium silicate as a hardener. The results showed that the addition of… read more here.
Keywords: insulating properties; iron rich; mechanical durability; rich laterite ... See more keywords
Short sugarcane bagasse fibers cementitious composites for building construction
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DOI: 10.1016/j.conbuildmat.2020.118451
Abstract: Abstract This paper presents an experimental assessment on sugarcane bagasse short fibers reinforced composites, conglomerated by Ordinary Portland Cement and Plaster and containing fine ash from rice husk combustion, for rural autonomous construction. The vegetable… read more here.
Keywords: construction; sugarcane bagasse; bagasse; bagasse fibers ... See more keywords
Preparation of Biocomposites with Natural Reinforcements: The Effect of Native Starch and Sugarcane Bagasse Fibers
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DOI: 10.3390/molecules27196423
Abstract: Biocomposites were prepared from poly(lactic acid) and two natural reinforcements, a native starch and sugarcane bagasse fibers. The strength of interfacial adhesion was estimated by model calculations, and local deformation processes were followed by acoustic… read more here.
Keywords: natural reinforcements; bagasse fibers; starch sugarcane; native starch ... See more keywords