Camille GOUDENHOOFT

Associate Professor

ENSTA Bretagne

France

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Camille Goudenhooft is an Associate Professor at ENSTA Bretagne, France. Her research specializes in the structural analysis of flax fibers and their degradation mechanisms, as well as the properties of natural textiles like bark cloth. Recent publications include comprehensive studies on multi-scale composite materials and the energy applications of torrefied wheat straw.

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Engineering LB powdered fuel via fine comminution and torrefaction processes.

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2023

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2023

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Claire Mayer-Laigle

FRANCE

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Alain Bourmaud

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH BRITTANY

FRANCE

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christophe baley

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Université de Bretagne Occidentale

FRANCE

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Inside the kink-bands of archaeological flax artefacts via sub-micrometer resolution micro-CT: A comprehensive microstructural analysis to better understand degradation mechanisms of fibres

Flax fibre bundle: A remarkable multi-scale unidirectional composite material

Bark cloth structure and properties: A naturally occurring fabric and ancestral textile craft from Uganda

Bark cloth structure and properties: A naturally occurring fabric and ancestral textile craft from Uganda

Comparison of kink-band structures and specificities of cell wall polysaccharides in modern and ancient flax fibres

Comparison of kink-band structures and specificities of cell wall polysaccharides in modern and ancient flax fibres

Revealing degradation mechanisms of archaeological flax textiles through the evolution of fibres' parietal polymers by synchrotron deep-UV fluorescence

Revealing degradation mechanisms of archaeological flax textiles through the evolution of fibres’ parietal polymers by synchrotron deep-UV fluorescence

Fine comminution of torrefied wheat straw for energy applications: properties of the powder and energy balances of the production route

Fine comminution of torrefied wheat straw for energy applications: properties of the powder and energy balances of the production route

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Claire Mayer-Laigle

Alain Bourmaud

christophe baley

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