Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites

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This book comprehensively and systematically introduces the microstructure characteristics of plant fibers and the manufacturing process, interface characteristics, mechanical behaviors and physical properties of plant fiber reinforced composites, as well as their engineering demonstration applications. Plant fibers derived from natural resources have been thrust into the global spotlight as environment-friendly materials with attractive advantages of renewability, biodegradability, high specific strength and modulus and good sound absorption and heat insulation performance, and have become promising alternative to traditional synthetic fibers in making fiber-reinforced composites with structure-function integration. This book combines the basic theory with engineering applications for highlighting the unique research method for plant fiber reinforced composites with hierarchical structure. It is intended for undergraduate and graduate students who are interested in natural fiber composites, and scientific researchers and engineers looking to develop the design and manufacture of green composites in the fields of aerospace, railway transportation vehicles, automotive engineering and civil infrastructures.


Author(s): Yan Li, Qian Li
Series: Engineering Materials
Publisher: Springer
Year: 2022

Language: English
Pages: 228
City: Singapore

Preface
Brief Introduction
Contents
1 Introduction
References
2 Plant Fibers
2.1 Overview of Plant Fibers
2.2 Chemical Compositions
2.3 Microstructure
2.4 Mechanical Properties
2.4.1 Mechanical Model for Elementary Fibers
2.4.2 Mechanical Model for the Single Plant Technical Fiber
References
3 Manufacture of Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites
3.1 Surface Treatment Methods of Plant Fibers
3.1.1 Physical Modification of Plant Fibers
3.1.2 Chemical Modification of Plant Fibers
3.2 Molding Processes of Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites
3.2.1 Hot-Press Process
3.2.2 Autoclave Process
3.2.3 Resin Transfer Molding Process
3.2.4 Other Molding Processes
3.3 Effects of Processing Parameters on the Mechanical Performances of Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites
3.3.1 Effects of Curing Pressure
3.3.2 Effects of Processing Temperature
3.3.3 Effects of Lumen Structure
References
4 Interface in Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites
4.1 Hierarchical Interface Performances and Failure Behaviors of Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites
4.2 A Micromechanical Model of Hierarchical Interfaces of Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites
4.2.1 Double-Interface Model for Single Sisal Fiber Pull-Out
4.2.2 Stress Distribution and Double-Stage Interface Fracture Mechanisms During Single Sisal Fiber Pull-Out Process
4.3 An FE Model of Hierarchical Interfaces of Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites
4.3.1 Multiple-Interface Model for Single Sisal Fiber Pull-Out
4.3.2 Stresses Distributions and Multi-Stage Fracture Mechanisms of SFRCs with Multiple Interfaces
4.4 An FE Model of Multi-Layer Interlaminar Fracture Behaviors for Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites
4.4.1 Numerical Simulation of Multi-Layer Interlaminar Fracture Behaviors for Laminated SFRCs
4.4.2 Stresses Distribution and Interface Failure Mechanism on Mode I Interlaminar Fracture of Laminated SFRCs with Multi-Layer Interface
Appendix A: Coefficient of Single Fiber Pull-Out Model with Double Interfaces
A.1 Stress Transfer in the Bonded Regions of Processes 1 and 2
A.2 Stress Transfer in the Debonded Regions of Processes 1 and 2
A.3 Coefficients of Processes 1 and 2
References
5 Mechanical Properties of Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites
5.1 Effects of Lumen Structure on the Mechanical Properties of Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites
5.2 Effects of Yarn Twist on the Mechanical Properties of Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites
5.2.1 Effects of the Twisting Processing Parameters on the Mechanical Properties of Plant Fibers and Yarns
5.2.2 Effects of the Twisting Processing Parameters on the Mechanical Properties of Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites
5.3 Mechanical Properties of Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites Modified by Nano Particals
5.3.1 Mechanical Properties of Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites Modified by Carbon Nanotubes
5.3.2 Interfacial Properties of Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites Modified by Crystalline Nano-Cellulose
5.4 Mechanical Properties of Hybrid Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites
5.4.1 Effect of Hybrid Ratio on Mechanical Properties of Hybrid Composites
5.4.2 Effect of Ply Sequence on Mechanical Properties of Hybrid Composites
5.4.3 Interlaminar Properties of Hybrid Composites
References
6 Physical Properties of Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites
6.1 Acoustic Properties of Plant Fibers and Their Composites
6.1.1 Sound Absorption Properties of Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites
6.1.2 Acoustic Performance of Plant Fiber Reinforced Composite Sandwich Structure
6.2 Thermal Properties of Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites
6.2.1 Thermal Conductivity of Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites
6.2.2 Theoretical Model of Thermal Conductivity of Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites
6.3 Dielectric Properties of Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites
6.4 Damping Properties of Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites
6.5 Flame Retardant Properties of Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites
6.5.1 Effect of Flame Retardant DOPO on Flame Retardancy of Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites
6.5.2 Effect of Flame-Retardant Modification on Mechanical Properties of Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites
References
7 Durability Properties of Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites
7.1 Hydrothermal Aging of Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites
7.1.1 Water Absorption Behaviors of Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites
7.1.2 Mechanical Properties of Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites Under Hydrothermal Aging Conditions
7.1.3 Hydrothermal Aging Mechanisms of Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites
7.2 UV Aging of Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites
7.2.1 Effect of UV Aging on the Mechanical Properties of Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites
7.2.2 UV Aging Mechanisms of Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites
7.3 Mould Aging of Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites
7.3.1 Effect of Mould Aging on the Mechanical Properties of Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites
7.3.2 Exploration on Improving the Antibacterial Properties of Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites
References
8 Life Cycle Assessment of Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites
8.1 Overview of LCA Methodologies
8.1.1 Definition and Technical Framework for LCA
8.1.2 Development of LCA Methodologies
8.2 LCA of Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites
8.2.1 Purpose and Scope
8.2.2 Functional Unit
8.2.3 Life Cycle Inventory Analysis
8.2.4 Life Cycle Impact Assessment
8.2.5 Results and Interpretation of Life Cycle Impact Assessment
8.3 Comparison of LCA of Glass Fiber Reinforced Composites with Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites
8.3.1 Results and Comparisons of Characteristic Assessment
8.3.2 Results and Comparisons of Normalized and Weighted Assessment
References
9 Applications of Plant Fiber Reinforced Composites
References