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Waste from coconut plantation-coconut husk for making biodegradable composite / Roslee Mohamad Rais … [et al.]

Waste from coconut plantation such as coconut husk can be effectively utilized for the making of biodegradable composite material. The effect of fiber content varying from 10% (by weight) to 30% on the strength properties and physical properties of the coconut husk-poly lactic acid (PLA) composite w...

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Main Authors: Mohamad Rais, Roslee, Muhammed, Suhaimi, Munjat, Azli, Amasrek, Muhammed Hishamuddin, Mohamad, Mohd Akmal Zamir
Format: Book Section
Language:English
Published: Research Innovation Business Unit 2014
Subjects:
Production management. Operations management
Online Access:https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/85200/1/85200.pdf
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spelling my.uitm.ir.852002023-11-30T09:31:41Z https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/85200/ Waste from coconut plantation-coconut husk for making biodegradable composite / Roslee Mohamad Rais … [et al.] Mohamad Rais, Roslee Muhammed, Suhaimi Munjat, Azli Amasrek, Muhammed Hishamuddin Mohamad, Mohd Akmal Zamir Production management. Operations management Waste from coconut plantation such as coconut husk can be effectively utilized for the making of biodegradable composite material. The effect of fiber content varying from 10% (by weight) to 30% on the strength properties and physical properties of the coconut husk-poly lactic acid (PLA) composite was investigated. The effect of alkali treatment on the properties such as tensile and flexural modulus was also studied. Results indicated that the best strength properties were achieved at 20% coconut husk fiber content. Both tensile and flexural modulus of the composite increased with increasing fiber content. Compared to treated coconut husk fiber, untreated composite exhibited high value of 3.5MPa for FMOR, 14998.76 N/mm for FMOE, 2075.13 N/mm for TMOE and 23.64 MPa for TMOR when 20% coconut husk fiber content was used. Meanwhile treated composite showed much higher values for the physical properties. Water absorption increased as the coconut husk fiber content increased. Research Innovation Business Unit 2014 Book Section NonPeerReviewed text en https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/85200/1/85200.pdf Waste from coconut plantation-coconut husk for making biodegradable composite / Roslee Mohamad Rais … [et al.]. (2014) In: IIDEX 2014: invention, innovation & design exposition. Research Innovation Business Unit, Shah Alam, Selangor, p. 147. (Submitted) http://www.iidex.com.my
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topic Production management. Operations management
spellingShingle Production management. Operations management
Mohamad Rais, Roslee
Muhammed, Suhaimi
Munjat, Azli
Amasrek, Muhammed Hishamuddin
Mohamad, Mohd Akmal Zamir
Waste from coconut plantation-coconut husk for making biodegradable composite / Roslee Mohamad Rais … [et al.]
description Waste from coconut plantation such as coconut husk can be effectively utilized for the making of biodegradable composite material. The effect of fiber content varying from 10% (by weight) to 30% on the strength properties and physical properties of the coconut husk-poly lactic acid (PLA) composite was investigated. The effect of alkali treatment on the properties such as tensile and flexural modulus was also studied. Results indicated that the best strength properties were achieved at 20% coconut husk fiber content. Both tensile and flexural modulus of the composite increased with increasing fiber content. Compared to treated coconut husk fiber, untreated composite exhibited high value of 3.5MPa for FMOR, 14998.76 N/mm for FMOE, 2075.13 N/mm for TMOE and 23.64 MPa for TMOR when 20% coconut husk fiber content was used. Meanwhile treated composite showed much higher values for the physical properties. Water absorption increased as the coconut husk fiber content increased.
format Book Section
author Mohamad Rais, Roslee
Muhammed, Suhaimi
Munjat, Azli
Amasrek, Muhammed Hishamuddin
Mohamad, Mohd Akmal Zamir
author_facet Mohamad Rais, Roslee
Muhammed, Suhaimi
Munjat, Azli
Amasrek, Muhammed Hishamuddin
Mohamad, Mohd Akmal Zamir
author_sort Mohamad Rais, Roslee
title Waste from coconut plantation-coconut husk for making biodegradable composite / Roslee Mohamad Rais … [et al.]
title_short Waste from coconut plantation-coconut husk for making biodegradable composite / Roslee Mohamad Rais … [et al.]
title_full Waste from coconut plantation-coconut husk for making biodegradable composite / Roslee Mohamad Rais … [et al.]
title_fullStr Waste from coconut plantation-coconut husk for making biodegradable composite / Roslee Mohamad Rais … [et al.]
title_full_unstemmed Waste from coconut plantation-coconut husk for making biodegradable composite / Roslee Mohamad Rais … [et al.]
title_sort waste from coconut plantation-coconut husk for making biodegradable composite / roslee mohamad rais … [et al.]
publisher Research Innovation Business Unit
publishDate 2014
url https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/85200/1/85200.pdf
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http://www.iidex.com.my
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