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1. INTRODUCTION
Natural fiber is an alternative to glass fiber in FRP composite materials industry, especially in automotive application. Natural fibers composite give a combination of excellent mechanical property, dielectric property, and environmental advantages such as recyclable, biodegradable and renewability [1-2,7]. Pineapple leaf fiber is one of the most attractive materials as a strengthening natural fiber, and the mechanical properties of PLF are listed in Table 1. Mohamad et al [6], states that in Malaysia the pineapple industry is markable but only the fruit is used and other part such as leaf is thrown away, thus causing pollution and wasting the best potential sources of fiber. Furthermore, this study aims to investigate the effect of PLF loading on the properties of PLFPP composite and to explore the potential of this composite. The mechanical properties such as tensile stress, hardness, bulk density and microstructure are observed. Table 1 Properties of pineapple leaf fiber: [5] Property Value Density gcm 3 1.526 Softening Point °C 104 Tensile Strength MPa 170 Young’s Modulus MPa 6260 Specific Modulus MPa 4070 Elongation at Break 3 Moisture regain 122. METHODOLOGY
The materials used in the fabrication of FRP composites are PLF and PP. Figure 1 a and b shows the image of PLF and PP. Meanwhile, the composition of this composite is listed in Table 2. a b Figure 1 Photograph image: a PLF ; b PP Before the PLF can be used as filler, an alkaline treatment was done. The raw pineapple leaf was first cut into small pieces with the length of 10 cm and then rolled used roll mill machine. After that, these small pieces were then immersed in 5 concentration of the NaOH. The 1 concentration of the HCL was used to neutralize the PLF. The functions of chemical treatments are to clean all the impurities, treat the fiber surface and also to stabilize the molecular orientation [2-4]. Vinod and Sudev [3] state that by undergoing the chemical treatments the mechanical properties of the material can be improved. After the formation process by using a hot compression mold, some mechanical testing was conducted that are tensile test ASTM D 3039D 3039M-00, shore hardness test, density measurement and microstructure analysis. Table 2 Composition of PLFPP composite PLF PP 70 30 60 40 50 50 40 60 30 703. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
Figure 2 shows the graph of tensile stress versus composition of PLFPP composites. The graph shows that the tensile stress, increased with the decrease of PLF contents. The reason for this distinct value is because at the composition of PLFPP 3070, a higher value of PP has resulted a high plasticity behavior due to the thermoplastic type of polymer. Meanwhile theParts
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