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Review on the Application of Natural Fiber Composite via Filament Winding Using Different Resin

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Even though synthetic fiber give higher of strength in composites and is low cost material, the biggest problems faced when using this material is that it does not degrade or compose in the environment. The usage of natural fibers in industrial application become the main concern because it offer both cost savings and a reduction in density when compared to existing fibers such as glass fibers and etc. This make the needs for renewable fiber reinforced composites are increasing and have never been as prevalent as it currently is. Although the strength of natural fibers is not great as glass, the specific properties are comparable. Continuous yarn fibers are required to increase the strength for engineering applications and filament winding is a method to produce aligned technical composites which have high fiber content. This paper presents a review on composites made of natural fiber and different resin that been processed via filament winding technique.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 660)

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August 2015

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Suriyati Mohamed Ansari*, Che Mohd Ruzaidi, Kamarudin Husin

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Filament Winding Technique, Natural Fiber, Natural Fiber Composite

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