Engineering composite material structures that are stronger, lighter, and easier to recycle

【Supercategory：4. Techtextiles Subcategory：4.3 For aerospace】

As the only facility of its kind dedicated to applied fiber mechanics research in Japan, my lab is currently engaged in research and development of optimal high-relative-strength and multi-function fiber structures as well as fiber-reinforced plastics and fiber-reinforced thermoplastics (FRPs and FRTPs). We have been successfully in developing fiber-reinforced plastics that exhibit high relative strength and strong erosion resistance, as well as low-cost FRP recycling methods characterized by a high recovery rate.

FACULTY RESEARCH ACTIVITY 2020/ Shinshu University Faculty of Textile Science and Technology

Keywords

recycle, composite material, high-relative-strength, multi-function, fiber-reinforced thermoplastics(FRPs), FRTPs, erosion, low-cost, high recovery rate

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