solid particle erosion of date palm leaf fiber reinforced polyvinyl alcohol composites
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Abstract
Solid particle erosion behavior of short date palm leaf (DPL) fiber reinforced polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) composite has been studied using silica sand particles (200 ± 50 μm) as an erodent at different impingement angles (15–90°) and impact velocities (48–109 m/s). The influence of fiber content (wt% of DPL fiber) on erosion rate of PVA/DPL composite has also been investigated. The neat PVA shows maximum erosion rate at 30° impingement angle whereas PVA/DPL composites exhibit maximum erosion rate at 45° impingement angle irrespective of fiber loading showing semiductile behavior. The erosion efficiency of PVA and its composites varies from 0.735 to 16.289% for different impact velocities studied. The eroded surfaces were observed under scanning electron microscope (SEM) to understand the erosion mechanism.
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| Authors | ;Jyoti R. Mohanty;Sankar N. Das;Harish C. Das;Tapan K. Mahanta;Sataya B. Ghadei |
| Journal | proceedings |
| Year | 2014 |
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10.1155/2014/293953
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