Titlebook: Innovative Biofibers from Renewable Resources; Narendra Reddy,Yiqi Yang Book 2015 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2015 alginate.biocompo

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Wheat and Rice Straw Fibers wheat straw accounts for about 50?% by weight of the cereal produced. Straw is mainly used as animal fodder and bedding, for thatching, and for artistic works, and in many countries, wheat straw is burnt to prevent soilborne diseases. Extensive studies have been done to understand the potential of

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Fibers from Palm Treesrees generates by-products called fronds (leaves) shown in Fig. 6.1, and about 164 million tons of fronds are estimated to be produced every year in the world [00Dah, 00Lin, 08Kha]. In addition to the fronds, the palm plants provide two additional sources of fibers. After harvesting the seeds, the f

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Fibers from Sugarcane Bagassee canes for sugar, the remaining materials, generally called bagasse, are obtained as coproducts. About 30–32?% by weight of the cane is generated as coproducts [08Lee]. Bagasse is a lignocellulosic material consisting of 45–55?% cellulose, 20–25?% hemicellulose, and 18–24?% lignin. Sugarcane stems

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Coconut Husk Fibersensively been used as sources for fibers. Fibers obtained from the husks (Fig. 9.1) of coconuts are generally termed “coir fibers” and are used for a variety of applications. Each coconut or copra yields about 80–90?g of husk fibers in Asia, whereas coconuts grown in the Caribbean contain thick husk

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