The paper focuses on collection of information on recent multifaceted usage of biomass
materials with critical examination on its sustainability. The use of biomass is becoming …

The 21st century has seen a rise in the demand for building materials, which is not
unconnected to the rise in population. The high demand has led to an increase in the price …

Natural fibers have some advantages in comparison to synthetic fibers, especially because
they are more environmentally friendly. For this reason, using them as a reinforcement for …

Synthetic fiber is still considered the best sound absorptive material. However, due to the
health concern of synthetic fiber usage, researchers are trying to find another viable …

In this work, we report for the first time, the biogenic production of silver-titanium oxide alloy
nanoparticles (Ag/TiO 2 NPs) via wastewater from fermented beans of locust beans plant …

This study makes use of inexpensive natural fibers like Acacia Mangium fiber and Teak
wood powder. A unique hybrid composite specimen was made by combining epoxy as the …

Natural lignocellulosic fibers (NLFs) are gaining attention for their use as a reinforcement in
traditional and biodegradable polymer matrices due to their renewability, eco-friendliness …

This work presents a green, cost-effective and eco-friendly strategy to reduce noise pollution
by developing biopolymer-based 3D-printed acoustic panels. We successfully fabricated two …

Cement matrices reinforced with agro-industrial wastes produced an exciting and new
construction material. Fibre waste played a significant role in cement composite by delaying …

Waste management and recycling have led to numerous studies on particleboard
production. This study attempted to use milled corncob (MCC) and waste ceramic tiles …