Comparative studies on tensile strength of jute fiber vinylester based on hybrid composites with and without garnet filler particles

A tensile strength comparison of hybrid composites based on vinyl ester, using jute fibre and a new Garnet filler, is the goal of this project. Research Tools and Procedures: Group 1 consisted of the hybrid composite jute fibre, whereas Group 2 was made up of the Novel Garnet-filled vinylester. There are a total of two groups in this research: one that serves as a control and uses Cobalt napthenite, and another that serves as an experimental group and uses manufactured composite plates. There were a total of 40 samples used in this investigation, with 20 samples from each group. Using SPSS, we determined the G power to be 80%. Conclusion: This study compares and contrasts the tensile strengths of jute fibre with a new Garnet filler that was tested in a controlled environment. The flexural strength of the vinyl ester based on new Garnet filler in the proposed hybrid composite is 35 and the tensile strength is 40. Differences that are statistically significant (P :0.003:<0.05) are shown by these results. The two groups differ significantly from one another. Findings: The chosen material possesses a high tensile strength, and this hybrid composite process outperforms the existing methodology, as proven in this study.