LCA reinforces need for recycling
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Worlds first Carbon Fibre Recycling and Reuse conference
The event kicks off with an interactive workshop presenting Carbon Fibre Market Analysis 2015. Facilitated by Ben Rasmussen, President of BMR Associates, the workshop promises to deliver fresh, in depth research into carbon fibre markets extracted from IntertechPira’s forthcoming report, due for publication in December 2009. The two day conference starts after the workshop and is chaired by Professor Steve Pickering, of the University of Nottingham, who will introduce a comprehensive and
4th September 2009
Innovation in Textiles
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The event kicks off with an interactive workshop presenting Carbon Fibre Market Analysis 2015. Facilitated by Ben Rasmussen, President of BMR Associates, the workshop promises to deliver fresh, in depth research into carbon fibre markets extracted from IntertechPira’s forthcoming report, due for publication in December 2009.
The two day conference starts after the workshop and is chaired by Professor Steve Pickering, of the University of Nottingham, who will introduce a comprehensive and compelling programme. The event will feature over 14 presentations discussing key topics, including an overview of recycling technologies, operational challenges as well as end user perspectives from Aircraft Fleet Recycling Association (AFRA), Airbus and Pete E George of Boeing.
Key conference topics include:
Carbon fibre recycling technologies: what goes in and what comes out?
Aerospace’s role in the development of the recycled carbon fibre supply chain
Strategies on recycled carbon fibre
Light-weighting as a key development target in the automotive industry
Perspectives on carbon fibre recycling from a major end user
The role of recycled carbon fibre composited in motor sport applications
A carbon fibre manufacturer’s perspective on recycling
A perspective on recycling carbon fibre prepared production scrap
Recycled carbon fibre as part of an integrated waste management system
Continuous processing for carbon fibre waste recycling
Recovering carbon fibre and moiré from scrap composites material
Processing recycled fibres for nonwoven veils and mats
Understanding the mechanical response of recycled carbon fibres
The event will feature a speaker line up of 14 leading experts from both academia and industry to address challenges in the supply chain and debate future directions in this fledgling industrial sector.
Rob Stead, Head of Conference Production at Pira International commented:
“Carbon fibre usage remains set to increase in the coming years, growth bringing with it the inevitable question of what to do with all the waste. Recently developed proprietary technologies have provided an alternative to landfill and incineration and even new applications for recycled carbon fibre material. This world first conference will detail the hows, whys, and potential benefits of large scale commercial carbon fibre recycling and reuse.”
Additional event highlights:
Over 80 delegates expected
Presentations from the world’s leading users of carbon fibre composites, such as Boeing and Airbus
First class networking opportunities
Comprehensive showcase of the latest technologies and innovation
Industry speakers include:
Adherent Technologies Inc, Airbus, Aircraft Fleet Recycling Association, Boeing Commercial Airplanes, Carbon Fibre Recycling Ltd, CFK Valley Stade Recycling, Firebird Advanced Materials Inc, Fraunhofer ICT, Imperial College London, Technical Fibre Products, University of Nottingham and Warwick University
Please visit www.cfrecycling.com for the full programme and registration information.
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