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SGL Carbon has received a contract from a North-American automaker to make composite battery enclosures for electric cars.
The organizers of the International Conference on Manufacturing of Advanced Composites (ICMAC) have issued a call for papers.
The US Composites Institute (IACMI) has been awarded a US$5 million grant to expand a composites training program in four US locations.
BASF says that it has developed a new melamine resin foam with improved emission properties.
Solvay and SGL Carbon have entered into a joint development agreement (JDA) to produce the first composite materials based on large-tow IM carbon fiber.
CNTs produced from CO2 using low-energy chemical processes drastically reduce emissions associated with construction materials
ELG Carbon Fibre has recycled waste carbon fiber material from sailing team INEOS Team UK to make two cradles for the Britannia race boat.
Polymer specialist Trelleborg has developed a new radar-absorbing material for wind turbines, blade and nacelles.
Composites specialist Arevo has formed a strategic business partnership with glass company AGC Inc, based in Japan.
SGL Carbon says that it has delivered two non-crimped glass fiber textiles for the new version of Airbus’ H145 helicopter.
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While maximum theoretical carbon yield for the carbonisation of viscose fibres is 44%, in reality the carbon yield is just in the range of 20%.
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