RECYCLED BASALT IIFIBRE HYBRID POLYPROPYLENE IICOMPOSITES

Abstract

Basalt fibres (BFs) have received a lot of attention in the iicomposites sector due to their exceptional mechanical and thermal properties and chemical stability. As their great commercial value, BFs have a wide range of uses in the construction and polymer sectors. Crucial characteristic of the fiber matrixes interface is that it affects how well BFRCs work over the course of their service life, even though BF dose was critical in BFRCs and performance parameter enhances dramatically as quantity rises. To transfer stress and improve the iicomposite's mechanical properties, the matrix and BF must adhere to one another. Recycling of mixed waste by blend-process is one of the hopeful supportable routes. Our goal is to prepare iicomposite with minimal usage of chemical which can be biodegradable, environmentally friendly and recyclable with the use of mixed recycled plastic, rubber, basalt fiber and Groundnut shell powder as a filler.