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Abstract
Banana fiber is a natural fiber that has gained popularity as an eco-friendly product because it is practical, long-lasting, and biodegradable. The primary source of banana fiber is the stalk, which is an agricultural waste that is typically discarded in a careless way that harms the environment. As a result, a major topic today is how to properly utilize the value of banana fiber and turn it into a treasure. In this exploration, experts have accumulated new information on the examination and utilization of banana fiber. The paper focuses on different composites based on banana fiber, including hybrid fiber composites, thermosetting resin composites, and reinforced thermoplastic polymer composites, which can be synthesized by blending and compounding techniques and exhibit high elasticity, good tensile strength, and good impact resistance. Based on this, banana fiber composites can be used in applications, such as home textiles and household products, where they have good water absorption and abrasion resistance.
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1 College of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science, Tianjin University of Science, and Technology , Tianjin , China





