Cellulose rayon reinforcement is a viable biobased option to improve the mechanical properties of PLA, in particular the unsatisfactory impact behaviour. In contrast to conventional impact modifiers which reduce stiffness and strength, fibre reinforcement with rayon gives improved toughness, strength, and impact strength at the same time. Apart from stiffness, rayon reinforcement proved to be superior over short glass fibre reinforcement with additional advantages in terms of lower density, reduced abrasiveness, facilitated renewable energy incineration, and biobased character of the whole composite
Composite panels were produced using film stacking procedure: a dry layer of fabric and two layers o...
The interest in totally bio-based materials is increasing due to their low carbon footprint and impr...
A lot of achievements of contemporary science are connected with green composites producing and prop...
Cellulose fibers are enjoying a renaissance as highly efficient reinforcing components in biobased p...
The present chapter considers the possibilities of reinforcing thermoplastic matrix materials with c...
Biobased thermoplastics, such as poly(lactic acid), have attracted much attention in recent years as...
The present study focuses on a comparison between different cellulose fiber-reinforced thermoplastic...
PLA/sugarcane bagasse fiber composites were prepared by injection molding from two fractions of fibe...
The reinforcement potential of pulp fibres is presently not fully explored in thermoplastic composit...
Composites of Natureworks PLA 3251D reinforced with Cordenka® man-made cellulose rayon fibers proces...
In this work, mechanical properties of chemically treated random short fibre and aligned long hemp f...
AbstractThe modification is required for more practical applications due to the brittleness of PLA p...
Different type of fillers (wood flour, hemp, cotton fibres and recycled tetra-pack carton cellulose)...
For many applications, natural fibers provide reinforcement properties at lower cost, lower density,...
For many applications, natural fibers provide reinforcement properties at lower cost, lower density,...
Composite panels were produced using film stacking procedure: a dry layer of fabric and two layers o...
The interest in totally bio-based materials is increasing due to their low carbon footprint and impr...
A lot of achievements of contemporary science are connected with green composites producing and prop...
Cellulose fibers are enjoying a renaissance as highly efficient reinforcing components in biobased p...
The present chapter considers the possibilities of reinforcing thermoplastic matrix materials with c...
Biobased thermoplastics, such as poly(lactic acid), have attracted much attention in recent years as...
The present study focuses on a comparison between different cellulose fiber-reinforced thermoplastic...
PLA/sugarcane bagasse fiber composites were prepared by injection molding from two fractions of fibe...
The reinforcement potential of pulp fibres is presently not fully explored in thermoplastic composit...
Composites of Natureworks PLA 3251D reinforced with Cordenka® man-made cellulose rayon fibers proces...
In this work, mechanical properties of chemically treated random short fibre and aligned long hemp f...
AbstractThe modification is required for more practical applications due to the brittleness of PLA p...
Different type of fillers (wood flour, hemp, cotton fibres and recycled tetra-pack carton cellulose)...
For many applications, natural fibers provide reinforcement properties at lower cost, lower density,...
For many applications, natural fibers provide reinforcement properties at lower cost, lower density,...
Composite panels were produced using film stacking procedure: a dry layer of fabric and two layers o...
The interest in totally bio-based materials is increasing due to their low carbon footprint and impr...
A lot of achievements of contemporary science are connected with green composites producing and prop...