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Abstract
Dielectric measurements and tensile testing of polyester/natural fibres (Alfa/wool) and thermo binder fibres (Pe/Pet) composites were investigated in order to study the adhesion of the fibres in the polyester matrix. Two composites #1 and #2 having 17:1:2 and 17:2:1 as a relative fraction of alfa/wool and thermo binder (Pe/Pet), respectively, have been characterized in this study. The obtained results revealed that the fibres adhesion in the matrix was better in the composite #1 than in the composite #2. Indeed, the analysis of the interfacial or Maxwell-Wagner-Sillars (MWS) polarization intensity, using the Havriliak–Negami model, has shown a lower intensity and the tensile testing exhibited a higher Young modulus in the composite #1. So the thermo binder fibres improve this adhesion.
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1 Laboratoire des matériaux composites, polymères et céramiques, FSS 3018, Tunisia
2 Laboratoire de génie textile, Université de Monastir, ISET Ksar Hellal, Tunisia