The aim of this study is to develop a light weight hybrid biocomposite using pineapple and
Kevlar fiber with peanut husk cellulose in vinyl ester resin for applications in unmanned …

Due to the benefits of including high stiffness, low density, low cost, ecologically benign
nature and abundant availability, natural fibers are employed as reinforcement in …

In recent years, awareness on environmental issues has led to development of biobased
materials for a variety of engineering structural applications. Nowadays, researchers and …

The effect of jute, kenaf, and banana fiber reinforced epoxy hybrid composites with different
stacking sequences were fabricated by compression molding techniques. The pure epoxy …

Natural fibers are a powerful competitor in the polymer composite market due to their
availability, sustainability, obtainability, cost, and biodegradability. The surface of natural …

Develo** biocomposites by hybridization, which is the combination of two or more
materials, can be a potential solution for improving material recyclability and sustainability …

Composite materials are increasingly replacing synthetic fiber combinations in various
applications. However, certain extreme environments on Earth and in space require …

Hybridization of natural and synthetic fibers in a single composite material can be made by
several means, and one of the best methods is the intra-ply in which both fibers are woven …

In this work, several weaving designs of intra-ply woven fabric Kevlar/hemp fiber (KHE)
reinforced epoxy hybrid composites are developed and their thermal characteristics are …

The usage of biodegradable materials is gaining mounting applications owing to the
environmental problems created by petroleum-based synthetic materials. Agro-waste …