A review on waste wood reinforced polymer composites and their processing for construction materials

The necessity to utilise environmentally friendly resources has emerged due environmental management. With the demand for production of plastics and wood materials, pollution increased. Consequently, attraction in natural fibre-reinforced polymer composites (NFPCs) is rapidly emerging construction industry, mainly replace synthetic fibre composites. intensified interest associated with manufacturing ‘green’ lightweight panels. This review provides insight into prospects challenges related processing waste-reinforced Using fibres, especially waste as raw material, desirable developing value-added products mitigate pollution. current materials used wood-based are reviewed disadvantages plastic composites, such low interfacial bonding. Efforts chemical treatment outlined fibres manufacture an friendly, cost-effective, lightweight, biodegradable composite enhanced structural properties was provided. Various plastics, plant dust, coupling agents-based investigated applications, aspects applications outlined.