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hybrid laminate increases the flexural strength and modulus about 44 % and 118 %,

                   respectively in comparison with GFRP [50].



                           The  effect  of  stacking  sequence  between  jute/glass  composite  on  flexural

                   loading is highly affected with the ratio of glass content. The arrangement of fibres as
                   shown  in  the  sample  S3  (GG/JJJJJJ/GG)  recorded  a  higher  stiffness  value  in

                   comparison with S6 (G/JJ/G/JJ/G/JJ/G), as similarly found on the tensile modulus

                   mentioned in the sub topic 2.11. However, it is contradicted with the tensile strength
                   where sample S3 is better than S6 on the flexural strength as shown in Figure 2.18

                   [58].












                                Flexural load (kN)














                                                     Jute : Glass = 60 : 40





                                                    Flexural displacement (mm)


                           Figure 2.18   Load - deflection diagram of glass/jute composites [58]



                           Jawaid et al. [21] studied the effect of stacking between EFB/jute in resisting

                   bending loads. Results showed that jute/EFB/jute displayed higher value of flexural
                   strength  and  modulus  in  comparison  with  EFB/jute/EFB.  Pure  jute  exhibited  the

                   highest bending properties while pure EFB is the lowest.








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