Use of Co-Products from Sunflower Oil Extraction for Manufacture of Composites

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
A. L. Rodríguez C. M. Mahlmann R. de C. de S. Schneider N. M. S. Balbinot
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Jan 1, 2008

Abstract

The use of sunflower oil co-products it was studied for production thermoplastic composites. Thermoplastic composites have been processed in polyethylene matrices of virgin linear low density polyethylene (LLDP) or recycled. Samples have been formulated with 10% mass fraction of sunflower bran, seed coat and mixture of bran and seed coat. The material characterization has been achieved by mechanical tensile test and Shore D hardness and by density physical testing. The results have demonstrated better properties to thermoplastic composites with sunflower seed coat.
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APA: A. L. Rodríguez C. M. Mahlmann R. de C. de S. Schneider N. M. S. Balbinot  (2008)  Use of Co-Products from Sunflower Oil Extraction for Manufacture of Composites

MLA: A. L. Rodríguez C. M. Mahlmann R. de C. de S. Schneider N. M. S. Balbinot Use of Co-Products from Sunflower Oil Extraction for Manufacture of Composites. The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 2008.

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