The EU-funded MORPHO project, which began in April 2021 and concludes this January, has delivered groundbreaking advancements in Structural Prognostics and Health Monitoring (SPHM), manufacturing optimization, and composite material recycling. By leveraging real-time monitoring, intelligent control systems, and innovative recycling techniques, MORPHO is redefining how industries approach structural integrity, production efficiency, and environmental responsibility. At […]
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MORPHO Project Pioneers Sustainable Carbon Fiber Disassembly and Recycling for Aerospace Applications
The EU-funded MORPHO project has made significant strides in advancing sustainable recycling and disassembling techniques for Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymers (CFRPs). These materials are widely used in aerospace and other high-performance industries, but their environmental impact remains a pressing concern due to challenges in recycling. The MORPHO project has introduced groundbreaking solutions, including the adaptation […]
Advances in laser shock techniques and carbon fiber recovery for composite materials
On 26th november, the MORPHO Project held its thrid and final online workshops showcasing “Advances in laser shock techniques and carbon fiber recovery for composite materials”. Expert speakers presented their work and the advancements achieved by consortium members in the Recycling and Sustainability field. Introduction Welcomimg and first words were given by Ángela Muñíz, Project […]
MORPHO: recycling carbon fiber for a sustainable aerospace industry
On this Global Recycling Day, it is important to recognize the crucial role of carbon fiber recycling in mitigating the environmental footprint of the aerospace industry. The percentage of carbon fiber used in airplanes can vary depending on the specific aircraft and its components. Generally, carbon fiber composites make up a significant portion of an […]
Metal−Polymer Composites Materials
Environmental sustainability is one of the main challenges faced by today’s aviation industry. Aerospace structures require high strength and stiffness; thus, they have traditionally been made from metals. However, composite materials are gaining increased use in aircraft and industry to reduce weight, contributing to a significant reduction in fuel consumption and carbon footprint. The use […]