🎁 A Second Pre-Christmas Gift from BLADES2BUILD! πŸŽ„

πŸ“Œ The season of giving continues. We’re happy to share another new paper from the BLADES2BUILD project, marking our second pre-Christmas gift to the community!

Our new publication, “Recycling of Glass Fibers from Wind Turbine Blade Wastes via Chemical-Assisted Solvolysis”, led by the National Technical University of Athens/R-NanoLab investigates a low‑temperature chemical solvolysis process using a poly(ethylene glycol)/NaOH system to recycle glass fibers from end‑of‑life wind turbine blade composites, as a more sustainable alternative to landfilling or incineration. Under optimized conditions, the process achieves about 80% decomposition of the polyester matrix and recovers glass fibers with minimal surface damage, demonstrating the potential for effective chemical recycling of GFRP waste.

πŸ“„ Read the paper here and find all publications from BLADES2BUILD here: https://blades2build.com/dissemination/#publications

Thank you to all contributors for their excellent work: Maria Modestou, Dionisis Semitekolos, Tao Liu, Christina Podara, savvas orfanidis, Ana Teresa Lima and Costas Charitidis!

Best wishes for a peaceful holiday season and a bright, inspiring year to come!