Oil Palm Fibre and Nano-Silica Reinforced Epoxy Composite Material
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Samuel, N.
Debnath, Sujan
Rahman, Muhammad
Nabinejad, O.
Moola, Mohan
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2014Type
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Samuel, N. and Debnath, S. and Rahman, M. and Nabinejad, O. and Moola, M. 2014. Oil Palm Fibre and Nano-Silica Reinforced Epoxy Composite Material. Advanced Materials Research. 980: pp. 23-27.
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Oil Palm Fibre and Nano-Silica Reinforced Epoxy Composite Material
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5th International Conference on Manufacturing Science and Technology, ICMST 2014
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Curtin Sarawak
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This paper presents a study on tensile properties of Nano Silicon Carbide (n-SiC) and oilpalm fibre (OPF) reinforced epoxy composites. The dosage of n-SiC and OPF are limited to 0%, 1%,3% & 5% by mass of the total epoxy material. As a part of the research, experimental study is carriedout on n-SiC and OPF based epoxy composites to investigate the tensile strength of the compositematerial. The utilization of 1% n-SiC& 1% treated OPF shows an improvement in tensile strengthcompared to the pure epoxy. The experimental results are also compared with 3-D finite elementanalysis results and a good agreement is observed between the experimental and the finite elementresults.
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