Dynamic mechanical properties and thermal properties of madar fiber reinforced composites

Abstract

The conventional materials are found to fetch for alternate solution such as natural fiber made composites. Various new technologies have been implemented to meet out the above statement. The dynamic mechanical analysis (DMA) is the most preferred technique for the composite materials. It was investigated that the interfacial bonding between the matrix and fibers signifies the dynamic mechanical properties of the materials. And also it was studied that these properties are relied on temperature, fiber length, etc. The naturally available madar fiber is utilized to manufacture the composite. This fiber is reinforced into the matrix. The quality of the so prepared composite is decided from the analysis such as thermogravimetric and dynamic mechanical analysis. The samples are subjected to investigation to find the optimum result. The samples are categorized under varying fiber length. Hence, the present work studies the optimum composite under varying fiber length.