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                    [Title] => Abaca fiber shows potential as material for car parts
                    [Summary] => BAYBAY, Leyte – Abaca fiber has a potential as raw material in the making of car parts.


This has been initially found in a project being implemented by Daimler Chrysler in collaboration with the German Development Agency.

In the venture, the Leyte State University (LSU) here has been tapped in the manufacture of composites for the production of interior and exterior parts of environment-friendly cars and automobiles. Abaca fibers are being studied as substitute for fiber glass.
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This is what a project titled "Abaca Public-Private Partnership Program in the Philippines: Application of Abaca Fiber in the Automotive Industry" is set to find out.

The two-year project has been conceptualized based on the premise that abaca fibers can substitute fiber glass in the manufacture of composites for the production of interior and exterior parts of luxury cars and automobiles.
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                    [Summary] => BAYBAY, Leyte – Abaca fiber has a potential as raw material in the making of car parts.


This has been initially found in a project being implemented by Daimler Chrysler in collaboration with the German Development Agency.

In the venture, the Leyte State University (LSU) here has been tapped in the manufacture of composites for the production of interior and exterior parts of environment-friendly cars and automobiles. Abaca fibers are being studied as substitute for fiber glass.
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This is what a project titled "Abaca Public-Private Partnership Program in the Philippines: Application of Abaca Fiber in the Automotive Industry" is set to find out.

The two-year project has been conceptualized based on the premise that abaca fibers can substitute fiber glass in the manufacture of composites for the production of interior and exterior parts of luxury cars and automobiles.
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