Lecture

Recycling of Composites

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Description

This lecture covers the recycling of composites, focusing on the synergy between materials like polymer, glass, aramid, and steel, the structure of composites, fiber architectures, and the processes involved in recycling, such as pyrolysis, solvolysis, and mechanical recycling. It discusses the challenges and benefits of fiber recovery, the environmental impact, and the potential applications of recycled fibers in various industries.

Instructor

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