Study of Mechanical Properties of Natural and Hybrid Yarns Reinforcements

Aina Bernava; Maris Manins; Guntis Strazds

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1117.231

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Study of Mechanical Properties of Natural and Hybrid Yarns Reinforcements

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The present work was focused on development and studies of mechanical properties that natural fibres have in the woven reinforcements made from hemp and flax as well as hybrid yarns of hemp and glass fibres. Natural fibres such as hemp and flax are biodegradable, have low weight and show good flexibility. Glass fibre is widely used in the industry when low cost and good performance is required. The hemp yarns (100 Tex and 1186 Tex), the flax yarns (678 Tex) and the hybrid yarn of hemp and glass fibres (1644 Tex) were used to develop woven reinforcement structures. Average surface density for reinforcements of hemp yarns is 83- 529 g/m² and for reinforcements of hybrid yarns 738- 741 g/m².

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1117)

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231-234

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Aina Bernava*, Maris Manins, Guntis Strazds

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Hybrid Yarns, Mechanical Property, Natural Fibres, Woven Reinforcements

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