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    This abstract describes a study that tested the tensile strength of bagasse fibers from sugar cane that were either soaked or drained. Bagasse is the residual fiber from sugar cane processing. The study used a universal testing machine to apply a maximum load of 500 kgf to fiber samples that were either soaked or drained, measuring the tensile strength in megapascals. The results showed that drained bagasse fibers had a tensile strength of 0.54 MPa while soaked fibers were 0.26 MPa. Statistical analysis found no significant difference between the tensile strengths of soaked and drained fibers.

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    This abstract describes a study that tested the tensile strength of bagasse fibers from sugar cane that were either soaked or drained. Bagasse is the residual fiber from sugar cane processing. The study used a universal testing machine to apply a maximum load of 500 kgf to fiber samples that were either soaked or drained, measuring the tensile strength in megapascals. The results showed that drained bagasse fibers had a tensile strength of 0.54 MPa while soaked fibers were 0.26 MPa. Statistical analysis found no significant difference between the tensile strengths of soaked and drained fibers.

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    Keyword: Tensile Strength, Bagasse, Fiber, Processing: Universitas Syiah Kuala

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    This abstract describes a study that tested the tensile strength of bagasse fibers from sugar cane that were either soaked or drained. Bagasse is the residual fiber from sugar cane processing. The study used a universal testing machine to apply a maximum load of 500 kgf to fiber samples that were either soaked or drained, measuring the tensile strength in megapascals. The results showed that drained bagasse fibers had a tensile strength of 0.54 MPa while soaked fibers were 0.26 MPa. Statistical analysis found no significant difference between the tensile strengths of soaked and drained fibers.

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    ABSTRACT

    Name : Rina Listiana


    Program Study : Dentistry
    Faculty : Dentistry
    Title Difference
    : of Tensile Strength Fiber Between Soaked And Drained
    Bagasse

    Bagasse is the fiber of residual sugar mill which had experienced five times milling.
    Besides that, bagasse is biodegradable, cheap and has high modulus. Tensile strength
    is the maximum load that still can be accepted by a material in megapascals units
    (MPa). This study was conducted to determine differences tensile strength value of
    bagasse fiber between the soaked and drained bagasse using Universal Testing
    Machine (UTM) with maximum load of 500/kgf. The distance between the grips was
    maintained throughout 9 mm with crosshead speed of 20 mm/min. The results
    showed the tensile strength value of soaked bagasse fiber was 0.26 MPa and tensile
    strength values of dried bagasse fiber was 0.54 MPa. Data obtained by Mann-
    Whitney test with significant numbers p <0.05 and showed there was no difference
    between soaked and drained bagasse fiber.

    Keyword: Tensile Strength, Bagasse, Fiber, Processing

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