There is no ASTM standard or this. I don't want to prepare composite laminate and conduct shear test or IFSS. I want to make a decision in the treatment stage itself. Is it possible to embed one end of the natural fiber in a small piece of epoxy matrix and conduct a tensile test wherein fiber is pulled out of the matrix and force is noted ? Did someone try it out and got reliable results ? If there is no ASTM standard, then what is the way to go ?
Embedding one end of a natural fiber in an epoxy matrix for a tensile test to assess fiber pull-out strength is a feasible and previously explored method, despite lacking an ASTM standard. This approach can yield reliable insights into fiber-matrix interactions without requiring composite laminates.
Embedding one end of a natural fiber in an epoxy matrix for a tensile test to assess fiber pull-out strength is a feasible and previously explored method, despite lacking an ASTM standard. This approach can yield reliable insights into fiber-matrix interactions without requiring composite laminates.
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