REPOXIBLE
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Period: Dec 2022- May 2026 (42 months)

Partners: Airbus (topic manager), AMADE (Coordinator), University of Porto, MSC e-Xstream

Project manager: Albert Turon

Contact: albert.turon@udg.edu

Other AMADE people involved in project: Emilio González , Carlos Sarrado, Aravind Sasikumar

Partners:

 

Funding by:

The project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under grant agreement Nº 101091891.

This publication reflects only the author’s views and the European Union is not liable for any use that may be made of the information contained therein.

DESCRIPTION

 

Objective:

REPOXYBLE project aims to contribute to the development of a new generation of multifunctional, safe and sustainable by design epoxy-based composites. This new generation needs to provide advanced functionalities and at the same time overcome current thermosets recycling difficulties and consider safety, legal and environmental concerns from their early design stages.

Highlights:

  • Development of new chemistries for fast curing resins, new bio-based composites and novel production techniques with advanced functionalities with potential to extended use at temperatures up to 300°.
  • Integrate new multifunctional composites with enhanced thermal and electrical conductivity for thermal management and in-situ strain sensing.
  • Achieve and demonstrate a closed loop energy efficient recycling system.
  • Develop energy efficient lightweight composites with positive environmental impact over their entire life cycle.
  • Demonstrate the economic feasibility in different market applications, business models and circular value chains for lightweight bio-based components, improving time to market.

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