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This document discusses sugarcane bagasse fiber, which remains after sugarcane juice is extracted. It has properties like 63-68% crystallinity, moisture absorption of 13-18%, and elastic recovery of 50-60%. Sugarcane bagasse fiber was tested at different densities and compositions. Results showed variations in tensile strength and impact strength. The document also outlines the process for extracting fiber from sugarcane bagasse and notes its potential uses for products like fuel, pulp, plastic, furniture, and paper.
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- 4. Bagasse is the fibrous material that remains after sugarcane are crushed to exact their juice from sugarcane. It is dry pulp residue left after the extraction of juice from sugarcane
- 5. • Crystallinity : between 63 % - 68% • Fibre fineness : according to maturity level. • Moisture absorption : no chance 13% - 18% (no chance ) • Elastic recovery : 50 % - 60% • Torsional rigidity : varies between maturity lavel • Flexural rigidity : 0.015 g/𝑐𝑚2 to 0.032 g/𝑐𝑚2
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