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The document presents a project on evaluating the mechanical properties of composite materials with different orientations, focusing on banana fiber as a reinforcement. It outlines the objectives, methodology, and applications of composite materials, emphasizing their advantages such as high strength and environmental benefits. The project is guided by Prof. Navin Kumar and involves a detailed literature review and industrial visit related to banana fiber production.

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Tushar

The document presents a project on evaluating the mechanical properties of composite materials with different orientations, focusing on banana fiber as a reinforcement. It outlines the objectives, methodology, and applications of composite materials, emphasizing their advantages such as high strength and environmental benefits. The project is guided by Prof. Navin Kumar and involves a detailed literature review and industrial visit related to banana fiber production.

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R.R.S.D.

COLLEGE OF
ENGINEERING, BEGUSARAI
(Department of science and technology, Govt. of Bihar)
Session : 2022-2025

PROJECT PRESENTATION
On
“EVALUATE THE MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF THE
COMPOSITE MATERIALS WITH DIFFERENT ORIENTATION”
SUBMITTED BY: SOURAV KUMAR : 22102125916
SUSHANT KUMAR : 22102125913
DIPENDRA KUMAR : 22102125910
HEMANT KUMAR : 21102125034
TUSHAR KANT : 22102125901

GUIDED BY: Prof. NAVIN KUMAR (Department Of Mechanical Engineering)


CONTENT

• INTRODUCTION
• OBJECTIVE
• LITERATURE REVIEW AND RESEARCH GAP
• MATERIALS
• METHODOLOGY
• SCOPE AND ASPECTS
• APPLICATION
• REFERENCES
INTRODUCTION

A materials system composed of two or more physically distinct phases whose combination
produces aggregate properties that are different from those of its constituents. or Two or more
chemically distinct materials which when combined have improved properties over the individual
materials known as composite materials. Composites could be natural or synthetic.
Fabrication: Composite materials are created from individual materials. These
individual materials are known as constituent materials, and there are two main
categories of it. One is the matrix (binder) and the other reinforcement.
OBJECTIVE OF COMPOSITE MATERIALS

 HIGH STRENGTH
 CORROISON AND CHEMICAL RESISTANCE
 IMPROVED MECHANICAL PROPERTY
 THERMAL AND ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES
 COST EFFECTIVENESS
 DESIGN FLEXIBILITY
 SUSTAINABILITY
LITERATURE SURVEY

 Composite materials are engineered materials made by combining two or more different
substances, where one serves as the matrix and the other as the reinforcement. The combination
enhances mechanical, thermal, and other properties beyond those of the individual components.
CLASSIFICATION OF NATURAL FIBRES
WHY BANANA FIBER

Strength
Banana fiber is 15 times stronger than
cotton and 10 times durable than linen.
It has a high tensile strength and
modulus.
Environmental benefits
Banana fiber production uses less
resources than conventional textiles,as
cotton.
It consumes less water, pesticides, and
synthetic chemicals.
Banana fiber is biodegradable and
decomposes naturally.
ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES
DIFFERENT TYPES OF BANANA FIBER BEING USED
(REINFORCEMENT)

RAW BANANA FIBER BANANA FIBER MAT WOVEN BANANA FIBER


EPOXY RESIN USED AS MATRIX OR BINDER

• ARALDITE RESIN – LY556


• ARALDITE HARDENER – HY951

Epoxy-based composite materials are widely


used in load-bearing applications, e.g.,
automotive, aerospace, construction, oil and
gas, and marine industries, because of their low
cost, good mechanical properties, high specific
strength, super adhesiveness as well as good
heat and solvent resistance.
METHODOLOGY
PROCESS USED HAND LAYUP

STEP 03: CUTTING


STEP 01: SPECIMEN PREPARE STEP 02: MOLD PREPARE REINFORCEMENT
METHODOLOGY CONTINUED…….

RESIN PREPARATION APPLYING 1ST LAYER LAYERING & IMPREGNATION


METHODOLOGY CONTINUED……

CURING DEMOULDING FINAL PRODUCT


METHODOLOGY PROCESS
PROCESS USED – HANDLAYUP

APPLYING FIRST LAYER OF RESIN SO


THAT THE REINFORCEMENT
MATERIAL COULD ABSORB ENOUGH
AMOUNT OF IT.
INDUSTRIAL VISIT (BANANA FIBER INDUSTRY)
TARUWAR AGRO INDUSTRIES, HAJIPUR

AN AGRO BASED INDUSTRY EXTRACTION PROCESS EXTRACTED BANANA FIBER IS


WHICH DEALS WITH BANANA OF RAW BANANA FIBER KEPT TO DRY AFTER WASHING
FIBERS AND ITS MATERIALS. THROUGH ITS STEM. WITH CLEAN WATER.
APPLICATIONS:
REFERENCES

1. Nassar, M.M.A.; Arunachalam, R.; Alzebdeh, K.I. Machinability of natural fiber reinforced composites: A
review. Int. J. Adv.Manuf. Technol. 2016, 88, 2985–3004.
2. Durão, L.M.P.; Gonçalves, D.J.; Tavares, J.M.R.; de Albuquerque, V.H.C.; Panzera, T.H.; Silva, L.J.; Vieira,
A.A.; Baptista, A.P.M.
Drilling delamination outcomes on glass and sisal reinforced plastics. Mater. Sci.
3. Aravindh, S.; Umanath, K. Delamination in Drilling of Natural Fiber Reinforced Polymer Composites
Produced by Compression Molding. Appl. Mech. Mater. 2015, 766–767, 796–800.
4. Balaji, N.S.; Jayabal, S.; Sundaram, S.K.; Rajamuneeswaran, S.; Suresh, P. Delamination analysis in drilling
of Coir-polyester composites using design of experiments. Adv. Mater. Res. 2014, 984–985, 185–193.
5. Wan, M.; Li, S.E.; Yuan, H.; Zhang, W.H. Cutting force modelling in machining of fiber-reinforced polymer
matrix composites.
(PMCs): A review. Compos. A Appl. Sci. 2019, 117, 34–55. [CrossRef]
6. Venkateshwaran, N.; ElayaPerumal, A. Hole quality evaluation of natural fiber composite using image
analysis technique. J. Reinf.
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