Every year, a massive volume of textile waste is disposed of in a landfill or incinerated,
contributing to resource loss and environmental consequences. Researchers are using …

This paper examines the use of post-consumer denim fabric in combination with thermoset
bio-resins in composite manufacturing for structural applications. Bio-epoxy and acrylated …

By generating almost 5% of the world's carbon emissions, healthcare, if it were a country,
would be the world's fifth biggest polluter and for the UK in 2017, the health sector alone was …

Food, shelter and clothing are three basic necessities of life. Textiles are necessary for
human beings to cover and protect the body from different weather conditions. In the …

The aim of this paper is to develop a textile waste-based composite material with adequate
mechanical, acoustical, and thermal properties for automotive or construction fields. For this …

Every year a massive 2.16 million metric tons of denim jeans is globally wasted and mostly
goes into landfill. Though denim is highly rich in cellulose, its valorisation has received little …

The current study presents a facile yet efficient strategy to the recycling of waste textiles into
cost-effective products to reduce environmental pollution. Specifically, the composites were …

This paper reports the recycling of end-of-life cellulose containing textiles by fabrication of all-
cellulose composites (ACCs). Discharged denim fabrics were used as the reinforcement …

Without additional matrix or reinforcement, compression molded composites from waste
polypropylene (PP) carpets/nylon (PA) carpets or PP carpets/polyester (PET) carpets have …

High-stiffness and high-strength natural fibres are commonly utilized in thermoplastic
matrices to manufacture biobased thermoplastic composites. Low-end applications such as …