Behavioral Study of the Natural Fiber Epoxy Based Composite: A Review paper

The sustainability and biodegradability of natural fiber have made composite material supplant over the metals, alloys, and synthetic material which is persistently engrossing the eye of the academic and industrial researcher to extend the application sorely in coming days. There is numerous type of natural fiber, some of them are explored and some yet need to be discovered and perused, with different properties greatly dependent on harvesting location and conditioning. Natural fiber composite is per se not more efficient for most of the application so often it is treated with chemical or mixed with different fibers and fillers to nourish composite properties. This review work has provided the brief introduction of natural fiber and particularly epoxy composite and also how different factor is affecting the mechanical, damping, and thermal properties of the composite. Eventually, the optimum value for those factors is also delineated through a comparative analysis of different papers.