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Properties of FRC with Carbon Fibres from Recycled Wind Turbine Blades. [PDF]

Polymers (Basel)
Szmatuła F, Korentz J.
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Wet wipes from Citrus limon sanitizer and banana fiber nonwovens. [PDF]

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Edwin K, Brian KL, Alex M.
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Adhesion of Polypropylene, Steel, and Basalt Fibres to a Geopolymer Matrix with Water Treatment Sludge Addition. [PDF]

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Sitarz M, Zdeb T, Tracz T, Łach M.
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Fibre orientations in collagen-containing tissues revealed with computational scattered light imaging and polarimetric second harmonic generation microscopy. [PDF]

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Ettema L, Mažeika V, Alizadeh M, Abbasi H, Barzda V, Menzel M.   +5 more
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Predictive Constitutive Modelling of Oxidation-Induced Degradation in 2.5D Woven C/SiC Composites. [PDF]

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Wu T, Wang Y, Qi W, Luo X, Luo P, Gao X, Song Y.   +6 more
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The Influence of Halloysite Clay on the Properties of the Polybutylene Succinate (PBS)/Sawdust, PBS/Sugarcane Bagasse, and PBS/Sawdust/Sugarcane Bagasse Hybrid Composites. [PDF]

Polymers (Basel)
Sikhosana TS, Malebo NJ, Motloung MP, Mofokeng TG, Mochane MJ.   +4 more
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Natural fibre moulding process

Reinforced Plastics, 2004
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Natural Fibre Composites

2020
This book covers the use of accessible natural fibers towards the requirement and compatibility of industrial sustainability. Using natural characteristics of composites through technology and techniques, the inherent qualities of natural fibers are discussed in relation to the design of experiments.
G. Mohamed Zakriya, G. Ramakrishnan
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NATURAL TEXTILE FIBRES: VEGETABLE FIBRES

2023
Natural fibres have been used to make textiles since prehistoric times and are still used today. Nowadays, natural fibres including animal (protein) fibres and vegetable (cellulose) fibres make up almost 50% of the textile fibres produced annually in the world. Vegetable fibre is extracted from plants.
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NATURAL FIBRES versus MAN-MADE FIBRES. NATURAL FIBRES

Journal of the Textile Institute Proceedings, 1946
(1946). NATURAL FIBRES versus MAN-MADE FIBRES. NATURAL FIBRES. Journal of the Textile Institute Proceedings: Vol. 37, No. 12, pp. P556-P561.
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