Oil palm fiber is a natural fiber derived from agricultural biomass and has gained significant attention as an alternative reinforcement material in composite materials due to its abundance,renewability,and environmen...Oil palm fiber is a natural fiber derived from agricultural biomass and has gained significant attention as an alternative reinforcement material in composite materials due to its abundance,renewability,and environmental benefits.This review explores the various enhancement techniques applied to oil palm fiber to improve its properties for composite material development.Key areas of focus include chemical treatments,physical modifications,and hybridization with other fibers to improve fiber-matrix bonding,mechanical strength,and thermal stability.Integration of nanomaterials and bio-based resins to enhance the performance and sustainability of oil palm fiber composites is also discussed.Applications in industries such as automotive,construction,packaging,and consumer goods highlighted the potential for these composites to replace traditional,non-renewable materials.Challenges such as fiber variability,production scalability,and market adoption were examined,along with future directions in advancing oil palm fiber-based composites.展开更多
文摘Oil palm fiber is a natural fiber derived from agricultural biomass and has gained significant attention as an alternative reinforcement material in composite materials due to its abundance,renewability,and environmental benefits.This review explores the various enhancement techniques applied to oil palm fiber to improve its properties for composite material development.Key areas of focus include chemical treatments,physical modifications,and hybridization with other fibers to improve fiber-matrix bonding,mechanical strength,and thermal stability.Integration of nanomaterials and bio-based resins to enhance the performance and sustainability of oil palm fiber composites is also discussed.Applications in industries such as automotive,construction,packaging,and consumer goods highlighted the potential for these composites to replace traditional,non-renewable materials.Challenges such as fiber variability,production scalability,and market adoption were examined,along with future directions in advancing oil palm fiber-based composites.
