Abstract
This paper considers the possibility of using agricultural waste, namely buckwheat husk, as a filler for the creation of biodegradable polymeric materials with high quality indicators. The use of buckwheat husk will not only solve the environmental problem of waste utilization, but will also be economically beneficial for the production of polymeric products. In the course of scanning electron microscopy, infrared spectrum analysis, X-ray fluorescence and thermal analysis, it can be concluded that due to fine grinding and good diffusion of buckwheat husk with polymer, it will be possible to create a biodegradable polymer composite. This composite material will be able to be used in various applications
Keywords
buckwheat husk
biodegradable composite
polymer
filler
husk
Suggested citation
Cherkashina, N., Romanyuk, D., Silchenko, D., Serebryakov, S., & Shrubchenko, L.
(2024).
USING BUCKWHEAT HUSKS FOR FILLERS POLYMER COMPOSITES.
Bulletin of the Kyrgyz National Agrarian University,
22(6),
421-425.
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