改善了日棕微纤维增强PCL生物复合材料的机械和热性能,用于刚性包装

Sakib Hossain Khan1, Hom N Dhakal1, Abu Saifullah1

  • 1Portsmouth Centre for Advanced Materials and Manufacturing (PCAMM), School of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering, University of Portsmouth, Portsmouth PO1 3DJ, UK.

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概括

枣树微纤维 (DPMF) 有效地增强聚烯酸 (PCL) 生物复合材料,增强拉伸强度和刚性. 性处理进一步提高排水性和热性质,以实现可持续的包装.

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