Investigation on Mechanical Properties of Copper-Based Green Composites: A Review

The development of green composites with copper as a matrix uses a variety of reinforcements. In the ongoing review paper, an attempt has been made to discuss the carbonized ground shells and coconut fibers, two important types of green reinforcements used to produce composite materials with improved mechanical properties and to reduce the cost and density of composite. It is also helpful in reducing soil contamination due to the use of groundnut shell waste. The automobile and decking sectors have a sizable market for bio-composites. Green composites have been engaged as they are sustainable, renewable, and biodegradable in contrast with non-renewable composites.