STUDI PENGARUH VARIASI KOMPOSISI BIORESIN EPOKSI- MINYAK KELAPA SAWIT UNTUK APLIKASI CORE SANDWICH MATERIAL LAMBUNG KAPAL
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https://doi.org/10.57203/jinggo.v1i1.2022.11-20Abstract
Vegetable oil is biodegradable, non-toxic, environmentally friendly, and renewable so that it becomes an alternative to replace mineral oil and chemicals. This research will develop a bioresin which is a mixture of epoxy with natural polymer such as palm oil. The homogenization method uses a hot plate so that the mixing reaches miscible materials. The results of bioresin testing with variations in the composition of palm oil showed that the optimal composition variation was E-MS (10%) because it had a low tensile strength value of 53.111Mpa. While the highest elongation value is 14.04767%, and has a low hardness value of 86.3 on the shore D scale. The highest density value is 1.25254(g/cm3). Judging from the standard L'loyd Register and BKI (Indonesian Classification Agency) that the values of all tensile strength test results meet the standards and all variations in the composition of the test results and elongation values meet the minimum criteria.
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