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Contributor contact details
xi
Introduction
xv
KLPickering, University of Waikato, New Zealand
Part I Natural-fibre composites
1
Natural fibers: types and properties
3
RM
Rowell, University of Wisconsin, USA
1.1
Introduction
3
1.2
Fibrous plants
4
1.3
Fiber types
6
1.4
Fiber isolation methods
37
1.5
Fiber properties
39
1.6
Moisture properties
40
1.7
Fiber chemistry
43
1.8
Changes in properties during the growing season
44
1.9
Conclusions
50
1.10
Acknowledgment
50
1.11
Appendix: Chemical properties of natural plant fibers
50
1.12
References
64
2
Matrices for natural-fibre reinforced composites
67
PASreekumar, National Institute of Technology Calicut,
India;
S THOMAS, Mahatma
Gandhi University, India
2.1
Introduction
67
2.2
Natural-fibre reinforced polymer composites
67
2.3
Different matrices
69
2.4
Aliphatic polyesters
71
2.5
Polyester amides
75
2.6
Starch plastics
76
vi
Contents
2.7
Thermoplastic composites
78
2.8
Thermosetting composites
82
2.9
Biofibre-rubber composites
91
2.10
Biodegradable composites
94
2.11
Characterisation of surfaces and interfaces
100
2.12
Other techniques
108
2.13
Applications
113
2.14
Conclusions
113
2.15
References
114
3
Engineering the fibre-matrix interface in natural-fibre
composites
127
N
EZafeiropoulos, University of Ioannina, Greece
3.1
Introduction
127
3.2
Physical methods for surface modification
128
3.3
Chemical methods for modification of surfaces
131
3.4
Engineering the interface through control of processing
conditions
144
3.5
Experimental methods for assessing the interface
147
3.6
Complementary techniques for indirect
interfacial
assessment
154
3.7
Conclusions and future trends
158
3.8
References and further reading
158
4
Processing techniques for natural- and wood-fibre
composites
163
А К
Bledzki, A Jasziewicz,
M
Murr
and
VE Sperber,
University of
Kassel,
Germany; and
R
LÜTZKENDORF
and
T
Reubmann,
Thüringisches
Institut für
Textil-
und Kunststoff-Forschung,
Germany
4.1
Introduction
163
4.2
Factors influencing processing
164
4.3
Semi-finished product manufacturing
174
4.4
Processing technologies
180
4.5
Other processes
187
4.6
Future trends
189
4.7
Conclusions
189
4.8
References
190
5
Development of non-wood natural-fibre composites
193
RHNewman, Scion, New Zealand
5.1
Introduction
193
5.2
Matching properties to end uses
194
Contents
vii
5.3 Development
of
fabrication
methods
201
5.4
Future
trends
204
5.5
Sources
of further information and advice
204
5.6
Acknowledgements
204
5.7
References and further reading
204
6
Cellulose nanocomposites
209
R H
Newman, Scion, New Zealand and
M P
Staiger,
University of Canterbury, New Zealand
6.1
Introduction
209
6.2
Nanofibrous and nanocrystalline cellulose
209
6.3
Nanocomposite fabrication
212
6.4
Advantages of nanocomposites over natural-fibre composites
213
6.5
Future trends
215
6.6
Sources of further information and advice
216
6.7
References
216
Part II Case studies and opportunities
7
Natural-fiber composites in the automotive sector
221
MSHuda andLTDRZAL, Michigan State University, USA;
D
Ray, University of Calcutta, India; andAKMoHANTY
and
Μ Μι
SRA,
University of Guelph, Canada
7.1
Introduction
221
7.2
The use of natural-fiber composites (NFC) in automotive sector
223
7.3
Resins for fiber reinforced composites
226
7.4
Processing of natural-fiber composites for the automotive sector
231
7.5
Mechanical characterization of natural-fiber composites
243
7.6
Thermo-mechanical characterization and thermal behavior
249
7.7
Applications
256
7.8
Limitations in automotive applications
260
7.9
Future trends and conclusions
260
7.10
References
261
8
Natural-fibre composites in structural applications
269
M P Staiger,
University of Canterbury, New Zealand; and
N T u c K E R
,
The New Zealand Institute of Crop and Food
Research, New Zealand
8.1
Introduction
269
8.2
The potential of natural fibres as stractural materials
271
8.3
Historical perspective on stractural applications of biocomposites
273
8.4
Natural-fibre-thermosetting biocomposites
280
viii Contents
8.5
Natural-fibre-thermoplastic
biocomposites
288
8.6
Current limitations
294
8.7
Future trends
296
8.8
Sources of further information and advice
297
8.9
Acknowledgements
297
8.10
References
297
9
Natural-fibre-biodegradable polymer composites
for packaging
301
M
Duhovic.
S
Peterson and
К
Jayaraman,
University of Auckland, New Zealand
9.1
Introduction
301
9.2
Structure and property issues related to the use of natural-fibre
composites in packaging
312
9.3
Applications
318
9.4
Future trends
324
9.5
Summary
324
9.6
Acknowledgements
325
9.7
References
325
10
Opportunities for using wood and
biofibers
for
energy, chemical feedstocks, and structural
applications
330
J E
Winandy,
R S
Williams,
A W Rudie
and
R J
ROSS, USDA Forest Service, USA
10.1
Introduction
330
10.2
Biorefining
331
10.3
Energy from biomass
333
10.4
Chemical and biochemical methods for producing fuels from
biomass
334
10.5
Improving yields of fuels from biomass
336
10.6
Technology transfer and outlook for biorefining
339
10.7
Advanced wood and bio-based natural-fiber composites
340
10.8
Advanced structures using
biocomposites
349
10.9
Summary
353
10.10
References
354
11
Market and innovation considerations in
development of natural/wood-fiber composites
356
E
Hansen,
Oregon State University, USA
11.1
Introduction
356
11.2
Background
357
Contents ix
11.3
A growing interest in natural-fiber composite products
358
11.4
The industries involved
360
11.5
Innovation across the life cycle
362
11.6
The challenges of research and development
363
11.7
Research and development push
364
11.8
Market pull
366
11.9
Innovation management
367
11.10
Future trends
367
11.11
Sources of further information and advice
369
11.12
References and further reading
370
Part III Performance of natural-fibre composites
12
Mechanical testing of natural-fiber composites
375
P J
Herrera
-Franco and A Valadez
-González,
Centro de Investigación Científica,
Mexico
12.1
Introduction
375
12.2
Materials and experimental
procedures
376
12.3
Mechanical testing
378
12.4
Conclusions
400
12.5
References
400
13
Mechanical performance of thermoplastic matrix
natural fibre composites
402
R J o
F F
Ε,
Luleå
University of Technology, Sweden; and
J
Andersons, University of Latvia, Latvia
13.1
Introduction
402
13.2
Stress-strain response in tension
405
13.3
Shear and compression
421
13.4
Flexural properties
427
13.5
Effect of fibre-matrix adhesion on mechanical properties
435
13.6
Impact strength
443
13.7
Effect of conditioning and environment on mechanical
performance of thermoplastic matrix natural-fibre composites
448
13.8
Conclusion
457
13.9
Acknowledgements
457
13.10
References
457
14
Long-term performance of natural-fiber composites
460
S
Mishra, University of Ottawa, Canada and
M Sain,
University of Toronto, Canada
14.1
Introduction
460
x
Contents
14.2
Natural-fiber plastic composite products
460
14.3
Hygrothermal expansion
462
14.4
Ultraviolet radiation
472
14.5
Creep resistance
488
14.6
Conclusion
498
14.7
References
498
15
Modelling natural-fibre composites
503
J V A R
Ν Α,
Luleå
University of Technology, Sweden
15.1
Introduction
503
15.2
Elastic properties of N-phase concentric cylinder assembly
505
15.3
Ultrastructure-based multiscale modelling of fibre elastic
properties
512
15.4
Elastic properties of natural-fibre composites
525
15.5
Moisture expansion of natural-fibre composites
534
15.6
Concluding remarks
538
15.7
References
539
Appendix
15.1
Constitutive model of an orthotropic material
540
Appendix
15.2
Elastic parameters in solution for orthotropic
material
541
Index
543
WOODHEAD PUBLISHING IN MATERIALS
Concern about
global
warming has led to renewed interest in the more sustainable
use of natural fibres in composite materials. This important book reviews the wealth of
recent research into improving the mechanical properties of natural-fibre thermoplastic
composites so that they can be more widely used.
The first part of the book provides an overview of the main types of natural fibres used in
composites, how they are processed and, in particular, the way the fibre-matrix interface
can be engineered to improve performance. Part II discusses the increasing use of natural-
fibre composites in such areas as automotive and structural engineering, packaging and
the energy sector. The final part of the book discusses ways of assessing the mechanical
performance of natural-fibre composites.
With its distinguished editor and team of contributors, Properties and performance of
natural-fibre composites will be a valuable reference for all those using these important
materials in research and industry.
Or Kim Pickering is a Senior Lecturer in the Engineering Department at the University
of Waikato, New Zealand. She is internationally known for her research in the area of
natural-fibre composites.
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Contents
Contributor contact details
xi
Introduction
xv
KLPickering, University of Waikato, New Zealand
Part I Natural-fibre composites
1
Natural fibers: types and properties
3
RM
Rowell, University of Wisconsin, USA
1.1
Introduction
3
1.2
Fibrous plants
4
1.3
Fiber types
6
1.4
Fiber isolation methods
37
1.5
Fiber properties
39
1.6
Moisture properties
40
1.7
Fiber chemistry
43
1.8
Changes in properties during the growing season
44
1.9
Conclusions
50
1.10
Acknowledgment
50
1.11
Appendix: Chemical properties of natural plant fibers
50
1.12
References
64
2
Matrices for natural-fibre reinforced composites
67
PASreekumar, National Institute of Technology Calicut,
India;
S THOMAS, Mahatma
Gandhi University, India
2.1
Introduction
67
2.2
Natural-fibre reinforced polymer composites
67
2.3
Different matrices
69
2.4
Aliphatic polyesters
71
2.5
Polyester amides
75
2.6
Starch plastics
76
vi
Contents
2.7
Thermoplastic composites
78
2.8
Thermosetting composites
82
2.9
Biofibre-rubber composites
91
2.10
Biodegradable composites
94
2.11
Characterisation of surfaces and interfaces
100
2.12
Other techniques
108
2.13
Applications
113
2.14
Conclusions
113
2.15
References
114
3
Engineering the fibre-matrix interface in natural-fibre
composites
127
N
EZafeiropoulos, University of Ioannina, Greece
3.1
Introduction
127
3.2
Physical methods for surface modification
128
3.3
Chemical methods for modification of surfaces
131
3.4
Engineering the interface through control of processing
conditions
144
3.5
Experimental methods for assessing the interface
147
3.6
Complementary techniques for indirect
interfacial
assessment
154
3.7
Conclusions and future trends
158
3.8
References and further reading
158
4
Processing techniques for natural- and wood-fibre
composites
163
А К
Bledzki, A Jasziewicz,
M
Murr
and
VE Sperber,
University of
Kassel,
Germany; and
R
LÜTZKENDORF
and
T
Reubmann,
Thüringisches
Institut für
Textil-
und Kunststoff-Forschung,
Germany
4.1
Introduction
163
4.2
Factors influencing processing
164
4.3
Semi-finished product manufacturing
174
4.4
Processing technologies
180
4.5
Other processes
187
4.6
Future trends
189
4.7
Conclusions
189
4.8
References
190
5
Development of non-wood natural-fibre composites
193
RHNewman, Scion, New Zealand
5.1
Introduction
193
5.2
Matching properties to end uses
194
Contents
vii
5.3 Development
of
fabrication
methods
201
5.4
Future
trends
204
5.5
Sources
of further information and advice
204
5.6
Acknowledgements
204
5.7
References and further reading
204
6
Cellulose nanocomposites
209
R H
Newman, Scion, New Zealand and
M P
Staiger,
University of Canterbury, New Zealand
6.1
Introduction
209
6.2
Nanofibrous and nanocrystalline cellulose
209
6.3
Nanocomposite fabrication
212
6.4
Advantages of nanocomposites over natural-fibre composites
213
6.5
Future trends
215
6.6
Sources of further information and advice
216
6.7
References
216
Part II Case studies and opportunities
7
Natural-fiber composites in the automotive sector
221
MSHuda andLTDRZAL, Michigan State University, USA;
D
Ray, University of Calcutta, India; andAKMoHANTY
and
Μ Μι
SRA,
University of Guelph, Canada
7.1
Introduction
221
7.2
The use of natural-fiber composites (NFC) in automotive sector
223
7.3
Resins for fiber reinforced composites
226
7.4
Processing of natural-fiber composites for the automotive sector
231
7.5
Mechanical characterization of natural-fiber composites
243
7.6
Thermo-mechanical characterization and thermal behavior
249
7.7
Applications
256
7.8
Limitations in automotive applications
260
7.9
Future trends and conclusions
260
7.10
References
261
8
Natural-fibre composites in structural applications
269
M P Staiger,
University of Canterbury, New Zealand; and
N T u c K E R
,
The New Zealand Institute of Crop and Food
Research, New Zealand
8.1
Introduction
269
8.2
The potential of natural fibres as stractural materials
271
8.3
Historical perspective on stractural applications of biocomposites
273
8.4
Natural-fibre-thermosetting biocomposites
280
viii Contents
8.5
Natural-fibre-thermoplastic
biocomposites
288
8.6
Current limitations
294
8.7
Future trends
296
8.8
Sources of further information and advice
297
8.9
Acknowledgements
297
8.10
References
297
9
Natural-fibre-biodegradable polymer composites
for packaging
301
M
Duhovic.
S
Peterson and
К
Jayaraman,
University of Auckland, New Zealand
9.1
Introduction
301
9.2
Structure and property issues related to the use of natural-fibre
composites in packaging
312
9.3
Applications
318
9.4
Future trends
324
9.5
Summary
324
9.6
Acknowledgements
325
9.7
References
325
10
Opportunities for using wood and
biofibers
for
energy, chemical feedstocks, and structural
applications
330
J E
Winandy,
R S
Williams,
A W Rudie
and
R J
ROSS, USDA Forest Service, USA
10.1
Introduction
330
10.2
Biorefining
331
10.3
Energy from biomass
333
10.4
Chemical and biochemical methods for producing fuels from
biomass
334
10.5
Improving yields of fuels from biomass
336
10.6
Technology transfer and outlook for biorefining
339
10.7
Advanced wood and bio-based natural-fiber composites
340
10.8
Advanced structures using
biocomposites
349
10.9
Summary
353
10.10
References
354
11
Market and innovation considerations in
development of natural/wood-fiber composites
356
E
Hansen,
Oregon State University, USA
11.1
Introduction
356
11.2
Background
357
Contents ix
11.3
A growing interest in natural-fiber composite products
358
11.4
The industries involved
360
11.5
Innovation across the life cycle
362
11.6
The challenges of research and development
363
11.7
Research and development push
364
11.8
Market pull
366
11.9
Innovation management
367
11.10
Future trends
367
11.11
Sources of further information and advice
369
11.12
References and further reading
370
Part III Performance of natural-fibre composites
12
Mechanical testing of natural-fiber composites
375
P J
Herrera
-Franco and A Valadez
-González,
Centro de Investigación Científica,
Mexico
12.1
Introduction
375
12.2
Materials and experimental
procedures
376
12.3
Mechanical testing
378
12.4
Conclusions
400
12.5
References
400
13
Mechanical performance of thermoplastic matrix
natural fibre composites
402
R J o
F F
Ε,
Luleå
University of Technology, Sweden; and
J
Andersons, University of Latvia, Latvia
13.1
Introduction
402
13.2
Stress-strain response in tension
405
13.3
Shear and compression
421
13.4
Flexural properties
427
13.5
Effect of fibre-matrix adhesion on mechanical properties
435
13.6
Impact strength
443
13.7
Effect of conditioning and environment on mechanical
performance of thermoplastic matrix natural-fibre composites
448
13.8
Conclusion
457
13.9
Acknowledgements
457
13.10
References
457
14
Long-term performance of natural-fiber composites
460
S
Mishra, University of Ottawa, Canada and
M Sain,
University of Toronto, Canada
14.1
Introduction
460
x
Contents
14.2
Natural-fiber plastic composite products
460
14.3
Hygrothermal expansion
462
14.4
Ultraviolet radiation
472
14.5
Creep resistance
488
14.6
Conclusion
498
14.7
References
498
15
Modelling natural-fibre composites
503
J V A R
Ν Α,
Luleå
University of Technology, Sweden
15.1
Introduction
503
15.2
Elastic properties of N-phase concentric cylinder assembly
505
15.3
Ultrastructure-based multiscale modelling of fibre elastic
properties
512
15.4
Elastic properties of natural-fibre composites
525
15.5
Moisture expansion of natural-fibre composites
534
15.6
Concluding remarks
538
15.7
References
539
Appendix
15.1
Constitutive model of an orthotropic material
540
Appendix
15.2
Elastic parameters in solution for orthotropic
material
541
Index
543
WOODHEAD PUBLISHING IN MATERIALS
Concern about
global
warming has led to renewed interest in the more sustainable
use of natural fibres in composite materials. This important book reviews the wealth of
recent research into improving the mechanical properties of natural-fibre thermoplastic
composites so that they can be more widely used.
The first part of the book provides an overview of the main types of natural fibres used in
composites, how they are processed and, in particular, the way the fibre-matrix interface
can be engineered to improve performance. Part II discusses the increasing use of natural-
fibre composites in such areas as automotive and structural engineering, packaging and
the energy sector. The final part of the book discusses ways of assessing the mechanical
performance of natural-fibre composites.
With its distinguished editor and team of contributors, Properties and performance of
natural-fibre composites will be a valuable reference for all those using these important
materials in research and industry.
Or Kim Pickering is a Senior Lecturer in the Engineering Department at the University
of Waikato, New Zealand. She is internationally known for her research in the area of
natural-fibre composites. |
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| title | Properties and performance of natural-fibre composites |
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| topic_facet | Fibrous composites Thermoplastic composites Naturfaser Faserverstärkter Kunststoff |
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