Elaboration and Characterization of Raw Clay Matrix Composites Reinforced by Vegetable Fibers with a View to Their Industrial Uses

The increasing use of composites reinforced with vegetable fibers in the industrial field poses a serious problem reliability structures produced. For us, this credibility can be ensured when developing composite, by judicious choice matrix and reinforcement, leading to obtaining material having acceptable mechanical physicochemical characteristics. main objective study is characterize composite clay coconut palm nut fibers. To achieve objective, we first opted for implementation contact molding, at different fiber percentages (2.5%, 5%, 7.5%, 10%), then subjected our specimens tests (three-point bending compression). characterization allowed us have Young’s modulus compression varying between 63.82 68.82 MPa from 68.28 74.43 (this allows note that make rigid compression), 5.71 6.51 6.50 6.525 see bending). results also show rate water absorption increases increase content, which explained particular fact plant origin are hydrophilic porous character; therefore, they absorb water. This shows there reduction density content.