Waste polyethylene (WPE) collected from the municipality solid waste (MSW) was melt blended with reclaim rubber
(RR) in different proportions and composites with fly ash (FA) were prepared and characterized. Mechanical and
dynamic mechanical properties of the blends and composites were studied in presence as well as in absence of a
silane-coupling agent (Si-69). Tensile strength, flexural strength, flexural modulus, impact strength and hardness
properties of the FA composites was found to improve in presence of Si-69. Phase morphology of the blends has been
reported.