ArticlePolymers2026
Advancing Circular Composite Strategies by Vitrimer-Enabled Reuse of Unidirectional Laminates.
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Abstract
To efficiently reuse endless fibre-reinforced composites after their life cycle, the recovery of endless fibres including matrix material with subsequent reprocessing in their original state is desirable. Thanks to their covalent adaptive networks, vitrimers offer ideal properties for enabling new repair and circular strategies for composites. In order to evaluate the detachability-meaning the separation of single laminate layers-and recycling potential for continuous fibre reinforcement, process routes and quality parameters must be established. In this study, the double cantilever beam test is used to test the adhesion based on the detachment of continuous fibre layers, and the interlaminare fracture toughness of mode I (G
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