5. Composite materials and plant fibers
For reasons of availability and cost, natural fibers of plant origin are the most widely used for reinforcing composite materials. Although plant fibers can be considered as new reinforcements, they have been used for many years.
In 1855, in Paris, François Charles Lepage patented "hardened wood".
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Environmental impact analysis of the production of flax fibres to be used as composite material reinforcement.
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