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Investigating the Thermal Properties of Hybrid Composite (Rice Husk, Saw Dust and Baggasse) for Building Thermal Insulation

The thermal properties of Rice Husk, Bagasse and Saw Dust which are regarded as an Agricultural/environmental waste were investigated with the aim of determining their use as thermal insulators. The composite percentages in each sample wastes were varied at increasing and decreasing quantities to determine best mixtures. The criteria for evaluation include experimental determination of Thermal Conductivities and Specific Heat Capacities for composites samples and other dependable properties. The results from evaluations have identified that sample VII with 0.231Wmkand 22.114m is the best mixed with more rice husk and considerable percentage of bagasse to less percentage of saw dust. This work has explored the potentials for using composite samples of Rice Husk, Bagasse and Saw Dust as materials for thermal insulation, a solution which offers a reduction in resource use, promote recycle of the wastes, less dependent on toxic chemical types in wood/cellulose based insulators, in addition to reducing energy consumed by altering internal air conditions.