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Main Author: Neway Seboka
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18733765
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contents <p><strong><span lang="EN-US">Abstract</span></strong></p> <p><span lang="EN-US">During the manufacturing process of textile fibres into yarns, fabrics and apparel products, process wastes are generated in each of the production stages. Although the amount of generated wastes varies from natural fibres to synthetic fibres, the wastes generated from synthetic fibres are more dangerous to human health and the environment at large. So, in this research it has been tried to produce composite products from polyester and polyester-wool mix textile reinforcements with LDPE matrix wastes. The fabrication is made with compression moulding machine at a melting temperature of 160<sup>0</sup>c, a pressure of 1.5MPa for 5 minutes. So, based on the testing and characterizations made, composites made from 100% polyester-LDPE wastes exhibit higher results in impact resistance and compression strength tests. However, composites made from 63% polyester, 35% wool & 2% elastomer-LDPE wastes shows higher results in tensile and flexural strength tests.</span></p>
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spellingShingle Comparative analysis of composites made from Polyester-LDPE wastes and mix of Polyester-Wool with LDPE wastes
Neway Seboka
Polyesters
Polyesters/economics
Polyesters/metabolism
Polyesters/chemistry
Polyesters/analysis
Polyesters/history
Polyesters/pharmacology
Polyesters/pharmacokinetics
Pentosan Sulfuric Polyester
Polyesters/classification
Polyesters/poisoning
Polyesters/standards
Polyesters/toxicity
Pentosan Sulfuric Polyester/analysis
Pentosan Sulfuric Polyester/history
Pentosan Sulfuric Polyester/poisoning
Pentosan Sulfuric Polyester/toxicity
Polyesters/radiation effects
Polyesters/supply & distribution
Pentosan Sulfuric Polyester/biosynthesis
Polyester
Wool
Wool
Wool Fiber
Wool/transplantation
Wool/virology
Wool/cytology
Wool/immunology
Wool/microbiology
Wool/abnormalities
Wool/chemistry
Wool/pathology
Wool/physiology
Wool/parasitology
Wool/ultrastructure
Wool/enzymology
Wool/embryology
Wool/injuries
Wool/metabolism
Wool/innervation
Wool/physiopathology
wool
LDPE
Waste water
wastes
Composites
Composite Lymphoma
Composite pollution
Composite Resins
Composite Resins/classification
Composite Lymphoma/chemistry
Composite Lymphoma/diagnosis
Composite Lymphoma/embryology
Composite Lymphoma/immunology
Composite Lymphoma/nursing
Composite Lymphoma/physiopathology
Composite Lymphoma/veterinary
Composite Resins/economics
Composite Resins/history
Composite Resins/pharmacology
Composite Resins/metabolism
Composite Resins/toxicity
Composite Lymphoma/classification
Composite Lymphoma/congenital
Composite Lymphoma/ethnology
composite
Mechanical Tests
Mechanical Tests/instrumentation
Mechanical Tests/methods
Mechanical Tests/economics
Mechanical Tests/standards
Mechanical Tests/statistics & numerical data
mechanical tests
<p><strong><span lang="EN-US">Abstract</span></strong></p> <p><span lang="EN-US">During the manufacturing process of textile fibres into yarns, fabrics and apparel products, process wastes are generated in each of the production stages. Although the amount of generated wastes varies from natural fibres to synthetic fibres, the wastes generated from synthetic fibres are more dangerous to human health and the environment at large. So, in this research it has been tried to produce composite products from polyester and polyester-wool mix textile reinforcements with LDPE matrix wastes. The fabrication is made with compression moulding machine at a melting temperature of 160<sup>0</sup>c, a pressure of 1.5MPa for 5 minutes. So, based on the testing and characterizations made, composites made from 100% polyester-LDPE wastes exhibit higher results in impact resistance and compression strength tests. However, composites made from 63% polyester, 35% wool & 2% elastomer-LDPE wastes shows higher results in tensile and flexural strength tests.</span></p>
title Comparative analysis of composites made from Polyester-LDPE wastes and mix of Polyester-Wool with LDPE wastes
topic Polyesters
Polyesters/economics
Polyesters/metabolism
Polyesters/chemistry
Polyesters/analysis
Polyesters/history
Polyesters/pharmacology
Polyesters/pharmacokinetics
Pentosan Sulfuric Polyester
Polyesters/classification
Polyesters/poisoning
Polyesters/standards
Polyesters/toxicity
Pentosan Sulfuric Polyester/analysis
Pentosan Sulfuric Polyester/history
Pentosan Sulfuric Polyester/poisoning
Pentosan Sulfuric Polyester/toxicity
Polyesters/radiation effects
Polyesters/supply & distribution
Pentosan Sulfuric Polyester/biosynthesis
Polyester
Wool
Wool
Wool Fiber
Wool/transplantation
Wool/virology
Wool/cytology
Wool/immunology
Wool/microbiology
Wool/abnormalities
Wool/chemistry
Wool/pathology
Wool/physiology
Wool/parasitology
Wool/ultrastructure
Wool/enzymology
Wool/embryology
Wool/injuries
Wool/metabolism
Wool/innervation
Wool/physiopathology
wool
LDPE
Waste water
wastes
Composites
Composite Lymphoma
Composite pollution
Composite Resins
Composite Resins/classification
Composite Lymphoma/chemistry
Composite Lymphoma/diagnosis
Composite Lymphoma/embryology
Composite Lymphoma/immunology
Composite Lymphoma/nursing
Composite Lymphoma/physiopathology
Composite Lymphoma/veterinary
Composite Resins/economics
Composite Resins/history
Composite Resins/pharmacology
Composite Resins/metabolism
Composite Resins/toxicity
Composite Lymphoma/classification
Composite Lymphoma/congenital
Composite Lymphoma/ethnology
composite
Mechanical Tests
Mechanical Tests/instrumentation
Mechanical Tests/methods
Mechanical Tests/economics
Mechanical Tests/standards
Mechanical Tests/statistics & numerical data
mechanical tests
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18733765