Natural Fibre Biocomposites

In recent years, there has been significant progress in biomass research as bio-based products are beneficial to the environment, energy-saving, and cost-saving if they are processed properly. The book collects the most state-of-the-art works related to the natural fiber composites in a Special Issu...

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Other Authors: Shi, Sheldon (Editor)
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Published: Basel, Switzerland MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2020
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520 |a In recent years, there has been significant progress in biomass research as bio-based products are beneficial to the environment, energy-saving, and cost-saving if they are processed properly. The book collects the most state-of-the-art works related to the natural fiber composites in a Special Issue entitled "Natural Fiber Biocomposites". These works address all the issues related the manufacturing of natural fiber composite products, from (1) raw materials, such as wood, flax fiber, and cellulose nanofiber; to the (2) raw material treatments, such as furfuryl alcohol pretreatment, ultrasonic vibration treatment (UVT), and extraction method for the resins; to the (3) process of the composites fabrication, such as thermo-hygro-mechanical densification; and to the (4) performance of the composites, including mechanical, moisture absorption, opacity, thermal, and biodegradability. Discussions on the adhesives/resins used in the natural fiber composites fabrication, such as dried distiller's grains and solubles (DDGS), pennycress (Thlaspi arvense L.) press cakes (PPC), and lesquerella [Lesquerella fendleri (A. Gary) S. Watson] press cake (LPC), starch, and polylactic acid (PLA), are also part of the book. It is believed the technical information presented in this book will contribute to the development of the bio-based composites. 
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653 |a modulus of rupture 
653 |a modulus of elasticity 
653 |a nanofiber cellulose 
653 |a water hyacinth 
653 |a thermoplastic starch 
653 |a bionanocomposites 
653 |a ultrasonic vibration time 
653 |a density 
653 |a gas permeability 
653 |a thermal conductivity 
653 |a densification 
653 |a durability 
653 |a green composites 
653 |a cellulosic fibers 
653 |a water uptake 
653 |a biocomposite 
653 |a starch 
653 |a cellulose 
653 |a ultrasonication 
653 |a moisture absorption 
653 |a opacity 
653 |a mat porosity 
653 |a mat thermal conductivity 
653 |a fiber size 
653 |a hot-pressing process 
653 |a PLA 
653 |a flax 
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