Table 3.

Tensile and flexural strengths of some NFRCs [68].

Authors	Matrix	Types of Fiber	Method of Fabrication
Aslan et al. [122]	Polypropylene matrix	Carbon/sisal, glass/sisal	Single-screw co-rotating extrusion method
Assarar et al. [123]	Epoxy matrix	Flax–carbon fiber	Platen press process
Campbell et al. [124]	Plant oil resin	Ramie/stockinet	Standard layup method
Chaudhary et al. [125]	Epoxy matrix	Flax hemp/jute/fiber	Hand-layup method
Essabir et al. [126]	Polypropylene matrix	Coir fiber	Twin-screw extrusion method
Gu et al. [127]	Epoxy matrix	Ramie fiber	Vacuum infusion process
Indra Reddy et al. [128]	Epoxy matrix	Pineapple, glass, and jute fiber	Hand-layup method
Jagannatha et al. [129]	Epoxy matrix	Glass/carbon	Vacuum bagging technique
Lee et al. [130]	Polypropylene matrix	Kenaf/jute	Hot-pressing method
Rahman et al. [131]	Vinyl-ester matrix	PALF	Hand-layup method
Saba et al. [132]	Epoxy matrix	Kenaf fiber	Hand-layup technique
Sekaran et al. [133]	Epoxy matrix	Sisal fiber and aloe vera	Hand-layup method
Shanmugam et al. [134]	Polyester matrix	Jute fiber palmyra and leaf stalk fiber	Compression molding
Shih et al. [135]	Poly-lactic acid	PALF/chopsticks	Counter-rotating internal mixing
Shrivastava et al. [136]	Epoxy resin	Coir–glass	Hand-layup method
Sreekumar et al. [137]	Polyester matrix	Sisal fiber	Resin transfer molding technique
Widhata et al. [138]	Methyl methacrylate	Water hyacinth	Compression molding
Yan et al. [139]	Epoxy matrix	Flax/linen/bamboo	Vacuum bagging process
Yang et al. [140]	Polypropylene matrix	Hemp fiber	Twin-screw extrusion