Circularity in Materials: A Review on Polymer Composites Made from Agriculture and Textile Waste
Agriculture and textiles have the highest production yields among all sectors to meet mankind’s basic needs, i.e., feeding and clothing; however, they are top contributors to environmental pollution and global waste generation. Their wastes and byproducts are precious organic materials, they have gr...
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| author | Ali Raza Shafqat Muzzamal Hussain Yasir Nawab Munir Ashraf Sheraz Ahmad Ghazia Batool |
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| description | Agriculture and textiles have the highest production yields among all sectors to meet mankind’s basic needs, i.e., feeding and clothing; however, they are top contributors to environmental pollution and global waste generation. Their wastes and byproducts are precious organic materials, they have great potential as raw materials for the manufacturing of valuable products. This review sheds light on various textile and agricultural wastes, waste management issues, and their existing utilization. Current waste processing methods are mostly based on waste-to-energy routes or material reclamation; however, both methods are hazardous for the environment and are inefficient. During the past decade, many researchers have utilized agriculture and textile wastes in the fabrication of composites. Textile and agricultural wastes and byproducts can be efficiently used for composite fabrication and can be suitable alternatives to existing raw materials. Using textiles and agricultural wastes for composite manufacturing can not only address waste management issues and replace non-eco-friendly materials in the composite industry but also significantly improve composite properties. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-e719f2eeab0a475bae98d9f98f5c5d192025-02-03T06:42:46ZengWileyInternational Journal of Polymer Science1687-94302023-01-01202310.1155/2023/5872605Circularity in Materials: A Review on Polymer Composites Made from Agriculture and Textile WasteAli Raza Shafqat0Muzzamal Hussain1Yasir Nawab2Munir Ashraf3Sheraz Ahmad4Ghazia Batool5National Textile UniversityNational Textile UniversityNational Textile UniversityNational Textile UniversityNational Textile UniversityNational Textile UniversityAgriculture and textiles have the highest production yields among all sectors to meet mankind’s basic needs, i.e., feeding and clothing; however, they are top contributors to environmental pollution and global waste generation. Their wastes and byproducts are precious organic materials, they have great potential as raw materials for the manufacturing of valuable products. This review sheds light on various textile and agricultural wastes, waste management issues, and their existing utilization. Current waste processing methods are mostly based on waste-to-energy routes or material reclamation; however, both methods are hazardous for the environment and are inefficient. During the past decade, many researchers have utilized agriculture and textile wastes in the fabrication of composites. Textile and agricultural wastes and byproducts can be efficiently used for composite fabrication and can be suitable alternatives to existing raw materials. Using textiles and agricultural wastes for composite manufacturing can not only address waste management issues and replace non-eco-friendly materials in the composite industry but also significantly improve composite properties.http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2023/5872605 |
| spellingShingle | Ali Raza Shafqat Muzzamal Hussain Yasir Nawab Munir Ashraf Sheraz Ahmad Ghazia Batool Circularity in Materials: A Review on Polymer Composites Made from Agriculture and Textile Waste International Journal of Polymer Science |
| title | Circularity in Materials: A Review on Polymer Composites Made from Agriculture and Textile Waste |
| title_full | Circularity in Materials: A Review on Polymer Composites Made from Agriculture and Textile Waste |
| title_fullStr | Circularity in Materials: A Review on Polymer Composites Made from Agriculture and Textile Waste |
| title_full_unstemmed | Circularity in Materials: A Review on Polymer Composites Made from Agriculture and Textile Waste |
| title_short | Circularity in Materials: A Review on Polymer Composites Made from Agriculture and Textile Waste |
| title_sort | circularity in materials a review on polymer composites made from agriculture and textile waste |
| url | http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2023/5872605 |
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