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Flax fibre–polyester composites
Composites Part A: Applied Science and Manufacturing, 2004Abstract Composites of an aliphatic polyester (Bionolle) with natural flax fibres are prepared by batch mixing. The effect of processing conditions on fibre length distribution and the dependence of the composite mechanical properties on fibre content are investigated.
M. BAIARDO +2 more
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Thermogravimetric analysis of flax fibres
Thermochimica Acta, 1988Abstract An increase in the heating rate of thermogravimetric analysis from 5° C min −1 to 150°C min −1 displaced the integral curves towards higher temperature depending on the amount of residual non-cellulosic polysaccharides present along with the fibre cellulose.
H.S.S. Sharma, K. Kernaghan
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Mode-I interlaminar fracture toughness of flax, glass and hybrid flax-glass fibre woven composites: Failure mechanism evaluation using acoustic emission analysis [PDF]
Polymer Testing, 2019 International audienceThe mode-I interlaminar fracture toughness of flax, glass and hybrid flax-glass fibre woven composites was studied by using a DCB test.
Ayad Rézak +2 more
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Outlook on Agriculture, 1983
Flax is one of the oldest textiles, having been in use for some seven thousand years. It is tough and durable and, as this article shows, its cultivation presents no major difficulties: under favourable conditions the yield per hectare can be twice that of cotton.
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Flax is one of the oldest textiles, having been in use for some seven thousand years. It is tough and durable and, as this article shows, its cultivation presents no major difficulties: under favourable conditions the yield per hectare can be twice that of cotton.
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Intensive exploration: The application potential of flax fibre/textiles as reinforcement in cementitious composites [PDF]
Journal of Cleaner ProductionThis review offers an intensive exploration of the compatibility between flax fibre and cementitious materials, including the kinetics of alkaline degradation of flax fibre, and the interaction between fibre leaching/degradation and cement hydration ...
Libo Yan, Bohumil Kasal
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THREE-YEARS OF FLAX AND FLAX FIBRES RESEARCH
2012The paper presents the results of the three-year research focused on morphological (plant height, technical length and thickness of the stem) and textile-technological properties (length, fineness and tenacity of fibres) of five foreign cultivars of fibre flax: Agatha, Electra, Venica, Viking and Viola. The influence of fertilizers on the properties of
Šurina, Ružica +3 more
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Diseases of Linseed and Fibre Flax [PDF]
, 1997 Linseed and flax are the varieties of the same plant (Linum usitatissimum L). When the plants are grown commercially for oilseed purposes, the crop is often referred to as linseed or flax seed or oilseed flax crop.
Fitt, B. D. L., Kolte, S. J.
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Kinetics of alkaline delignification of flax fibre
Fibre Chemistry, 2004It is shown that alkaline delignification of flax fibre is polychronic and is characterized by an uneven increase in the maximum effective rate constant when the temperature is increased from 328 to 358 K. It is hypothesized that the jump in kmax is due to a sharp increase in the number of fibre microvolumes accessible to the reagent while their ...
S. N. Petrova +2 more
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LCA of Fibre Flax Thermal Insulation
Applied Mechanics and Materials, 2016This paper brings readers a study of Life-Cycle Assessment of thermal insulation panels made of the stems of fibre flax. This study uses cradle-to-gate system boundaries, which means that only growing and harvesting of flax and subsequent processing and manufacturing of the insulation material are included in the assessment.
Karel Struhala +2 more
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