Non-conforming fibre-reinforced green polypropylene composite panels: a case study
Coal Bottom Ash (CBA) is one of the byproducts of the coal combustion process in power plants that accumulates in landfills due to its porous, granular structure, which limits its use. Due to its pozzolanic properties, it has been extensively studied for the development of cement composites. Very fe...
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| description | Coal Bottom Ash (CBA) is one of the byproducts of the coal combustion process in power plants that accumulates in landfills due to its porous, granular structure, which limits its use. Due to its pozzolanic properties, it has been extensively studied for the development of cement composites. Very few studies have been conducted on its potential as a reinforcing material in the development of polymer composites. This is due to its porous structure, which affects the properties of the resulting polymer composite. Therefore, in this study, the particulate structure of CBA was converted into a more compact nanofibre structure by a hydrothermal process, mCBA
H
. This study focused on the optimization of hydrothermal conditions to obtain a high density of the nanofibre structure of CBA, which can be used as fibre-reinforced filler in polypropylene, PP. Interestingly, a compact nanofibre structure of CBA was successfully obtained by hydrothermal process. Unfortunately, a weaker fibre-reinforced composite of PP was obtained due to the decomposition of the unstable mineral structures formed under strong alkaline medium, resulting in poor mechanical properties and lower thermal properties than the unmodified system. However, this hydrothermally modified CBA can also be used for the removal of pollutants from wastewater. |
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