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New emerging natural fibres and relevant sources of information
, 2020Majority of new natural fibres derive from diversified lignocellulosic resources such as bast, bark, stem, leaves, seeds and other cellulosic resources (including wood) and protein such as new silk including spider silk.
R. Kozłowski +2 more
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Improving the flame retardancy of natural fibres
Handbook of Natural Fibres, 2020Protecting flammable textiles against fire is extremely important. Textiles are widely used and very often they are subject to incidental fire. Commonly used natural fibres generally represent two categories: lignocellulosic (cotton, flax, jute, ramie ...
R. Kozłowski, Małgorzata Muzyczek
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Extraction and characterization of natural lignocellulosic fibres from Typha angustata grass.
International Journal of Biological Macromolecules, 2022In recent years, efforts have been made to reduce deforestation to conserve the ecosystem. In the current scenario, agro-cultivated products are used instead of wood for engineering applications.
P. Manimaran +9 more
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, 2020
The inconsistent wettability of biological superwetting materials, due to aging, morphological change, structural fragility and biodegradation, limit their practical use for highly demanding applications such as oil-water separation and dye adsorption ...
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The inconsistent wettability of biological superwetting materials, due to aging, morphological change, structural fragility and biodegradation, limit their practical use for highly demanding applications such as oil-water separation and dye adsorption ...
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Freshwater and airborne textile fibre populations are dominated by ‘natural’, not microplastic, fibres [PDF]
Science of the Total Environment, 2019 The potential role of natural textile fibres as environmental pollutants has been speculated upon by some environmental scientists, however, there is a general consensus that their biodegradability reduces their environmental threat.
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Rheological behaviour of cement paste added with natural fibres
Construction and Building Materials, 2019The rheological performance of a cement paste containing Coconut Fibres was analysed. Coconut fibres are by-products from agroindustry; they reinforce cement paste and mortars and contribute to increase sustainability of the cement products.
Ester Galicia-Aldama +3 more
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Materials Today Communications, 2018
Despite the wide development of biocomposites, their compressive behaviour is still not well understood. In this paper, the longitudinal compressive and tensile behaviour of unidirectional natural fibres is studied through a parametric analysis taking ...
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Despite the wide development of biocomposites, their compressive behaviour is still not well understood. In this paper, the longitudinal compressive and tensile behaviour of unidirectional natural fibres is studied through a parametric analysis taking ...
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Application of Natural Fibres in Cement Concrete: A Critical Review
Materials Today Communications, 2023H. Hamada +5 more
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A numerical study on the impact behaviour of natural fibres made honeycomb cores
Composite structures, 2018Natural fibres have been adopted for long time as low-cost fillers in the plastic industry but, nowadays they are starting to replace glass fibres in composite structures thanks to their advantages in terms of weight, cost, and environmental ...
A. Riccio +5 more
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