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Role of Key Factors of Particulate Components in Biocomposites

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The development of biocomposites based on natural fibres coming from plants and inorganic binder materials is in the foreground of research in the field of sustainable building materials. Biocomposites ́ properties are influenced by both particulate constituent characteristics. In last decades, the growing trend in using of plant fibres as filler and / or reinforcing material into biocomposites for building application is due to their renewability and environmentally friendly properties. Inorganic powdered binder substances, mainly Portland cement and/or hydraulic lime are used as matrix material in bio fibres reinforced composites. In this paper, the important characteristics of fibrous and isometric particles affecting the final properties of hardened composites will be discussed.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 244)

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153-160

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October 2015

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Nadežda Števulová, Julia Cigasova, Ivana Schwarzova*

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Biocomposites, Hemp Hurds, Matrix Material, Natural Fibres

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