Manufacturing and Characterization of Hybrid Composites with Basalt and Flax Fabrics and a Partially Bio-based Epoxy Resin

This research is focused on manufacturing and characterization of hybrid composite laminates obtained different stacking sequences basalt flax fabrics with silane treatments embedded in a partially bio-sourced epoxy resin as matrix. They were manufactured by the vacuum-assisted infusion molding mechanical properties tested tensile, flexural impact conditions. The effect coupling agent fiber/matrix interface was studied FESEM. temperature evaluated DMTA TMA. FESEM images revealed improved interactions treatment, having more satisfactory fibers than because its silica-based structure, leading to properties. It worthy note that sequence has no remarkable influence elongation at break. On contrary, offered great both elastic modulus tensile strength.