The aim of the research is to study and to test bio-mixture for laminas to use in construction field components. Composite materials are becoming more common in differentsectors, but their embodied energy is an environmental problem. For this, in recent years, theresearchers investigate new mixtures for composites, in particular with vegetable fibers andbio-based epoxy resin.The research carried out different laboratory tests for material and mechanical characterization,starting from the analysis of vegetable fibers, and arriving to test different kind of laminas withsundry fabrics and bio-based epoxy resin.In the most general organization of the theme, the research has the overall objective to contributeto reduce composites environmental impacts, with the promotion of local production chains aboutinnovative materials from renewable and sustainable sources

Vegetable Fibers for Composite Materials In Constructive Sector / Giglio, F., Savoja, G.. - In: IOP CONFERENCE SERIES: MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING. - ISSN 1757-899X. - 225:(2017), pp. 012259.1-012259.8. [10.1088/1757-899X/225/1/012259]

Vegetable Fibers for Composite Materials In Constructive Sector

GIGLIO, Francesca
Methodology
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2017-01-01

Abstract

The aim of the research is to study and to test bio-mixture for laminas to use in construction field components. Composite materials are becoming more common in differentsectors, but their embodied energy is an environmental problem. For this, in recent years, theresearchers investigate new mixtures for composites, in particular with vegetable fibers andbio-based epoxy resin.The research carried out different laboratory tests for material and mechanical characterization,starting from the analysis of vegetable fibers, and arriving to test different kind of laminas withsundry fabrics and bio-based epoxy resin.In the most general organization of the theme, the research has the overall objective to contributeto reduce composites environmental impacts, with the promotion of local production chains aboutinnovative materials from renewable and sustainable sources
2017
2017
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https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1757-899X/225/1/012259
Esperti anonimi
Bio-composites; NFRP Natural Fiber Reinforced Polimer; vegetable fibers
The paper describes part of the results of a PhD research in structural engineering on biocomposite materials for the building sector at DICEAM Department of Mediterranea University of Reggio calabria. The first author, Francesca Giglio is scientific responsible of research (with prof Adolfo Santini), and has therefore taken care of the methodological and experimental aspects. The second author, Giulia Savoja, developed her PhD thesis, of which some data obtained from tests carried out at the Materials Characterization Laboratory TEST MAT & COM of the Building Future Lab (UNIRC), of which Francesca Giglio is co-responsible.
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Giglio, Francesca; Savoja, G
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Vegetable Fibers for Composite Materials In Constructive Sector / Giglio, F., Savoja, G.. - In: IOP CONFERENCE SERIES: MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING. - ISSN 1757-899X. - 225:(2017), pp. 012259.1-012259.8. [10.1088/1757-899X/225/1/012259]
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