In this investigation, the effect of low energy impact to the residual strength and modulus of short kenaf fibre reinforced epoxy composites were investigated. The composites were made from hand lay-out technique and subjected to low impact energy at the 20%, 25% and 30% of impact failure values. The load-time curve exhibited the damage states of unreinforced epoxy specimens and short kenaf fibre reinforced epoxy composites. The research found that the low energy impacts were affecting the residual strength and residual stiffness which indicated the short kenaf fibre reinforced epoxy composites were extremely sensitive to the impact loads. The damages were manifest by the visible observation of cracks on the specimen
Natural fibre triggers the researcher's interest due to its advantage over synthetic fibres as it is...
Kenaf fiber was cultivated in Malaysia to be used as an industrial crop. In this paper, the experime...
This research work is concerned with the tensile and fatigue properties of unidirectional kenaf fibr...
AbstractNatural fibres have emerged as the potential reinforcement material for composites and have ...
The goal to decrease global dependency on petroleum-based materials has created a demand for bio-bas...
Kenaf is widely used in Malaysia. Flax was hybridized with kenaf to improve the kenaf composites pr...
Natural fibres have emerged as the potential reinforcement material for composite structures and hav...
This paper presents an experimental investigation of the impact behaviour of flax/epoxy composite pl...
Due to both environmental and technical advantages, natural fibers are being used as reinforcement o...
Natural fibre composite have a potential to be widely applied in the alternative to a fibreglass com...
Fibre metal laminates (FMLs) are a family of hybrid materials currently being considered for use in ...
Nowadays, a lot of researches continuously do to get superior material with has superior strength, l...
There has been a rapid growth in the utilisation of natural fibre as reinforcement in composites dr...
This research work is concerned with the determination of tensile, flexural and impact properties o...
The aim of this work was to analyze the effects of hybridizing kenaf and glass fibre to develop hybr...
Natural fibre triggers the researcher's interest due to its advantage over synthetic fibres as it is...
Kenaf fiber was cultivated in Malaysia to be used as an industrial crop. In this paper, the experime...
This research work is concerned with the tensile and fatigue properties of unidirectional kenaf fibr...
AbstractNatural fibres have emerged as the potential reinforcement material for composites and have ...
The goal to decrease global dependency on petroleum-based materials has created a demand for bio-bas...
Kenaf is widely used in Malaysia. Flax was hybridized with kenaf to improve the kenaf composites pr...
Natural fibres have emerged as the potential reinforcement material for composite structures and hav...
This paper presents an experimental investigation of the impact behaviour of flax/epoxy composite pl...
Due to both environmental and technical advantages, natural fibers are being used as reinforcement o...
Natural fibre composite have a potential to be widely applied in the alternative to a fibreglass com...
Fibre metal laminates (FMLs) are a family of hybrid materials currently being considered for use in ...
Nowadays, a lot of researches continuously do to get superior material with has superior strength, l...
There has been a rapid growth in the utilisation of natural fibre as reinforcement in composites dr...
This research work is concerned with the determination of tensile, flexural and impact properties o...
The aim of this work was to analyze the effects of hybridizing kenaf and glass fibre to develop hybr...
Natural fibre triggers the researcher's interest due to its advantage over synthetic fibres as it is...
Kenaf fiber was cultivated in Malaysia to be used as an industrial crop. In this paper, the experime...
This research work is concerned with the tensile and fatigue properties of unidirectional kenaf fibr...