This study aims to analyze various bio-degradable reinforced epoxy composite materials for automobile applications. The focus is on identifying the most suitable material based on specific criteria such as mechanical properties, cost-effectiveness, and environmental impact. Five different types of bio-degradable reinforcements are considered, including natural fibers (such as jute, hemp, and flax), synthetic fibers (such as PLA and PHA), and recycled fibers. Three criteria are used for evaluation: mechanical properties (including tensile strength, flexural strength, and impact strength), cost-effectiveness, and environmental impact (including biodegradability and recyclability). The study utilizes a combination of experimental testing and data analysis to determine the best material for automobile applications.
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