A comparative study on tensile strength analysis of flax fiber with coconut shell biochar vinyl ester based hybrid composites

The primary purpose of this research is to evaluate the tensile strength of a flax fibre hybrid composite that is made up of vinyl ester and novel biochar made from coconut shells. The Methods and the Materials: For the purposes of this study, the testing sets were divided into two distinct groups....

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