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Tensile Strength :
It is well known that fiber strength is mainly
responsible for strength properties of the composite. The
variation of tensile strength for different hybrid combinations is
shown in Figure 3. With different combinations of hybrid
composites the tensile strength varies between 27.67 and
55.32Mpa. It is found to be maximum for the combination of
banana/bamboo/pineapple hybrid composite. Where as in the
two combinations of fiber banana/pineapple have higher strength
compared to other combinations.
Figure 6: Flexural Load vs Flexural Strength
Impact Strength :
Flexural Strength :
The variation of flexural strength for different hybrid
combinations is shown in Figure 5. With different combinations
of hybrid composites the flexural strength varies between 50.59
and 149.85Mpa. It is found to be maximum for the combination
of banana/bamboo/pineapple hybrid composite.Where as in the
two combinations of fiber banana/pineapple have higher flexural
strength compared to other combinations.
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cloth and reweighted to measure the percentage gain of water
intake. As it is clearly seen, generally water absorption increases
with immersion time, reaching a certain value at saturation point
where no more water was absorbed and the composites water
content remained constant. The pineapple/bamboo has more
water absorption as compared to other hybrid composites.
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