Thermal Adsorption and Mechanical Behaviour of Polypropylene Hybrid Composite Synthesized by Glass/Hemp Fibre via an Injection Moulding Process

Thermoplastic-based polymers are gathering importance in several engineering fields like electrical, electronic, automotive, aerospace, and structural. The additions of secondary phase reinforcements such as natural synthetic fibre improve thermoplastic-based polymer’s properties. thermoplastic combinations found to have low mechanical strength incompatibility need special treatment for synthesizing the fibre. present experimental investigation deals with enhancement polypropylene hybrid composite by using glass (synthetic)/hemp (natural) ratio 0 : 35, 5 30, 10 25, 15 20 reinforced wt% compatibilizer through injection moulding. revealed test results showed improved impact flexural tensile 37.5%, 14.2%, 21.1%, respectively. thermal adsorption characteristics were evaluated thermogravimetric analysis apparatus. It decomposition limited hemp at 27°C 700°C.