Oliver-Ortega et al., 2023 - Google Patents
Polyhydroxy-3-Butyrate (PHB) Composite Materials Reinforced with Barley Waste Straw Fibres for Agriculture Applications: Production, Characterization and Scale-Up …Oliver-Ortega et al., 2023
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- Oliver-Ortega H
- Evon P
- Espinach F
- Raynaud C
- Méndez J
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Barley straw was used to reinforce PHB in a discontinuous semi-industrial process. Four different fibres were used as reinforcing material: sawdust (SW), defibred (DFBF), delignified (DBF) and bleached (BBF) fibres. Looking at the mechanical properties, onlythe elastic …
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