Green composites: natural fibers and biobased resin

The following video depict the process of composite manufacturing using conventional biobased resin and natural fibers.

Within the Recysite project it has been demonstrated the production possibility of green composites based on natural fibres sources from agro-wastes, bio-based resin (ELO-epoxidized linseed oil) and humins (a side stream of bio-polymers production). Additionally, it is possible to recycle these composites up to 10 times.

Several real demonstrators were manufactured and validated for the transportation and construction sector. However, high mechanical requirements and fire protection legislation have to be fulfilled in some end applications, for these reasons, the amount of bio-based content varied from 7,5% for railway wagon floor up to 90% for the modular panels and ventilated facades in the construction sector.

This project provides the solutions for the composite industry where bio-based and renewable materials can be introduced in different percentage according to sector requirements, without compromising the quality and also lowering the prices.

LIFE15 ENV/BE/000204 RECYSITE
Production of fully recyclable and reusable green composites based on bio-resins and natural fibres.
This Project is co-financed by the European Union through the LIFE Programme.

[isaklukkarinen]

How does the recyclin of these resins work? If you mix resin with for example hemp or flax, how do you separate the resin from the base material for the resin to be reused?

[mrglasecki]

If 🤔 Bast fiber and seed hemicellulose is What your calling humins 🥰😎 outstanding

[reginrodriguez]

Thank you for posting, how was the strength?

[AndrewHelgeCox]

Are the gloves used to protect the experimenter from the “bio” materials?

[AndrewHelgeCox]

Can this process be scaled to not require all that single used plastic?

[saranyajegadeesan]

Sir where can we get sir..I need for my project work

[siddhantsingh]

Which bio based resin should I take and how I made