ArticlePolymers2022
Zero-Waste Recycling of Fiber/Epoxy from Scrap Wind Turbine Blades for Effective Resource Utilization.
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- Study on the Utilization of Waste Thermoset Glass Fiber-Reinforced Polymer in Normal Strength Concrete and Controlled Low Strength Material.Materials (Basel, Switzerland) · 2023Article
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The number of scrap wind turbines is expanding globally as the wind power industry develops rapidly. Zero-waste recycling of scrap wind turbine blades (WTB) is the key for wind power firms to achieve green and sustainable development on the premise of satisfying environmental protection criteria. In this work, the pyrolysis of fiber/epoxy composites obtained from scrap WTB in oxidizing inert atmospheres was investigated. Various characterization methods were employed to characterize the microstructure and chemical characteristics of the heat-treated fiber/epoxy and to reveal the pyrolysis mechanism. In addition, the heat-treated fibers/epoxy were used as reinforcing agents to investigate their impact on the elastic deformation of butadiene styrene rubber-based flexible composites, and the reinforcing mechanism was revealed. The results revealed that the constituents of fiber/epoxy composites were mostly fiberglass (SiO
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