Characterization of hybrid biocomposite Poly-Butyl-Succinate/Carbon fibers/Flax fibers

The investigation of renewable and recyclable materials becomes more critical every day due to the high levels waste carbon emissions their impact on environment. use eco-friendly materials, such as natural fibers bioplastics, is increasingly important, always popular. aim this research evaluate changes in properties composite made Poly-Butyl-Succinate (PBS), a biodegradable thermoplastic matrix, fiber when some layers are replaced by flax create hybrid composite; order obtain material environmentally friendly with similar mechanical properties. To modify fiber's surface energy improve wettability PBS an Atmospheric Pressure Plasma Torch (APPT) treatment was performed. fibers' surfaces were characterized measuring contact angle; angle values confirmed accordingly, adhesion increased after plasma treatment. Different experiments performed substituting material's thermal properties: tensile test, three-point bending tests differential scanning calorimetry. Replacing core layer one or two did not compromise stability. It led manufacturing improved higher resistance. • Development biocomposite from polymer, hot press technique. Impact resistance improvement replacing for biopolymer composites. Improvement substitution layers.