CaRMA - Carbon fiber recycled nonwovens in a multi-material approach
Multi-material nonwovens based on recycled carbon fibers, supplemented by additional functional or structural material components, represent a significant advance in the field of sustainable material innovations. Against the background of ecological, economic and political conditions, the challenges associated with carbon fiber-containing waste materials have become a crucial task on the way to a circular economy.
Particularly in industries such as the rapidly growing wind energy sector and the developing mobility solutions of the automotive and aerospace industries, the focus is shifting to the recycling of construction materials. The use of recycled carbon fibers as the basis for nonwovens not only provides an environmentally friendly alternative, but also enables waste reduction and resource conservation, and the integration of additional functional or structural material components into these multi-material nonwovens makes them versatile. These materials can be designed to meet the specific needs of different industries. This flexible approach opens up new possibilities for innovative applications, whether in the construction of lightweight and robust components for the aerospace industry or in the development of efficient energy solutions for wind power.
Advancing research and development in the field of multi-material nonwovens based on recycled carbon fibers not only minimizes the environmental footprint, but also strengthens the competitiveness of the industries involved. This approach helps promote a circular economy while creating innovative solutions for the challenges of the future.