Composite Molded Products Based on Recycled Thermoplastics and Waste Cellulosics. II. Kenaf Fiber-Recycled PE Composites
The mechanical properties and dimensional stability of kenaf fiber-filled recycled polyethylene (PE) composites have been evaluated at room temperature and after immersion in boiling water. The effects of levels of kenaf fiber and modified polyethylenes, as the coupling agents, on the performance of...
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| description | The mechanical properties and dimensional stability of kenaf fiber-filled recycled
polyethylene (PE) composites have been evaluated at room temperature and after
immersion in boiling water. The effects of levels of kenaf fiber and modified
polyethylenes, as the coupling agents, on the performance of the composites have been
discussed. Maleated PE offered best balance in mechanical properties and dimensional
stability compared to those of chlorinated PE and chlorosulphonated PE. The
variations in properties with change in concentrations of fiber and a coupling agent
(i.e., chlorinated PE) have been statistically analyzed based on an empirical
quadratic model. Good correlations of the experimental data for the
physico-mechanical properties were obtained. |
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discussed. Maleated PE offered best balance in mechanical properties and dimensional
stability compared to those of chlorinated PE and chlorosulphonated PE. The
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