Mechanical properties of silk/bamboo hybrid paper reinforced pbs green composite

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In order to recycle the waste silk resource effectively, the biodegradable composite consisting of PBS matrix and silk/bamboo hybrid paper was prepared by hot compression molding. Beating treatment is adopted to modify silk fibroin and enhance the bamboo paper and the green composite, and the corresponding mechanical properties and morphologies were studied detailedly. The results showed that beating treatment could realize the fibrillation of fibroin and improve the hybrid paper′s tensile strength and elongation, and proper beating treatment to fibroin could also improve the mechanical properties of silk/bamboo hybrid paper reinforced PBS composite. The tensile, flexural and impact resistance properties of this green composite were improved remarkably compared with that of PBS control.

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Ruoyuan, S., & Teruo, K. (2011). Mechanical properties of silk/bamboo hybrid paper reinforced pbs green composite. Journal of Textile Engineering, 57(1), 1–7. https://doi.org/10.4188/jte.57.1

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