journal article·2009

The use of different natural fibres in the compression moulding process a highly competitive approach

Bernhard R. Scheruebl, Bernd Uwe Wulf

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Abstract

The paper deals with the use of different natural fibres in the compression moulding technology for the automotive industry. The technology used is the Long Fibre reinforced Thermoplastics – In Line Compounding (LFT?ILC) process, where the natural fibres are fed into the extrusion process. The development project was successfully transferred into a serial process including within 18 months. Details will be given about the topic of compression moulding, natural fibres and the challenges. The advantages like the flexibility of the process using different fibres like, Abaca, Hemp, Jute or Flax, are discussed. Finally the latest development will be described, using chopped fibres to improve the process and the mechanical performance.
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OpenAlex topics: Natural Fiber Reinforced Composites · Innovations in Concrete and Construction Materials · Additive Manufacturing and 3D Printing Technologies

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