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A. Greco R. Gennaro A. Timo F. Bonfantini A. Maffezzoli 《Journal of Polymers and the Environment》2013,21(4):910-916
This work is aimed to study the suitability of the wooden backbone of Opuntia ficus indica cladodes as reinforcement for the production of bio-composites. The wooden backbone can be extracted from O. ficus indica cladodes, which constitute a very relevant agricultural scrap, and is characterized by a thick walled cellular structure. In view of its potential in poly-lactic acid (PLA) matrix bio-composite production, two different possible applications were examined. In the first alternative, the wooden backbone was used in replacement of flax fibers for the production of fully consolidated bio-composites. Results obtained have shown that, though being characterized by lower properties compared to those of flax fiber composites, the opuntia actually works as an efficient reinforcement for PLA/wood flour matrix, increasing the flexural strength and elongation at break. In the second alternative, the cellular structure was used for the production of a sandwich bio-composite with a PLA/wood flour skin. In this case, the very high interlaminar adhesion strength between the skin and the core was considered as an indication of the potentiality of this material for the production of high strength sandwich structures. As a confirmation of this, no interlaminar debonding was observed during short beam tests. 相似文献
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With global climate change, ocean warming and acidification occur concomitantly. In this study, we tested the hypothesis that increasing CO2 levels affect the acid–base balance and reduce the activity capacity of the Arctic spider crab Hyas araneus, especially at the limits of thermal tolerance. Crabs were acclimated to projected oceanic CO2 levels for 12 days (today: 380, towards the year 2100: 750 and 1,120 and beyond: 3,000 μatm) and at two temperatures (1 and 4 °C). Effects of these treatments on the righting response (RR) were determined (1) at acclimation temperatures followed by (2) righting when exposed to an additional acute (15 min) heat stress at 12 °C. Prior to (resting) and after the consecutive stresses of combined righting activity and heat exposure, acid–base status and lactate contents were measured in the haemolymph. Under resting conditions, CO2 caused a decrease in haemolymph pH and an increase in oxygen partial pressure. Despite some buffering via an accumulation of bicarbonate, the extracellular acidosis remained uncompensated at 1 °C, a trend exacerbated when animals were acclimated to 4 °C. The additional combined exposure to activity and heat had only a slight effect on blood gas and acid–base status. Righting activity in all crabs incubated at 1 and 4 °C was unaffected by elevated CO2 levels or acute heat stress but was significantly reduced when both stressors acted synergistically. This impact was much stronger in the group acclimated at 1 °C where some individuals acclimated to high CO2 levels stopped responding. Lactate only accumulated in the haemolymph after combined righting and heat stress. In the group acclimated to 1 °C, lactate content was highest under normocapnia and lowest at the highest CO2 level in line with the finding that RR was largely reduced. In crabs acclimated to 4 °C, the RR was less affected by CO2 such that activity caused lactate to increase with rising CO2 levels. In line with the concept of oxygen and capacity limited thermal tolerance, all animals exposed to temperature extremes displayed a reduction in scope for performance, a trend exacerbated by increasing CO2 levels. Additionally, the differences seen between cold- and warm-acclimated H. araneus after heat stress indicate that a small shift to higher acclimation temperatures also alleviates the response to temperature extremes, indicating a shift in the thermal tolerance window which reduces susceptibility to additional CO2 exposure. 相似文献