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Material Recovery From Recyclable FRP
This innovative recycling technology for CFRP and GFRP composites based on epoxy resins makes an energy-efficient, economical, and sustainable material cycle possible for the first time. High-quality fibers and polymer powders can be completely recovered and reused.
Seal effectiveness doubled
The sealing concept consists of two independent seals. This provides additional safety. The gaskets are particularly suitable for plastic flanges. Only low forces are required and leakages are avoided. Extensive measurements have already been carried out.
Quantum Dot Arrays
Nanostructures are suitable for the fabrication of optoelectronic devices, but their fabrication is costly. Their utility, however, is immense: mode profiles can be created in a direct way, for example, to "attract" lasers or to adjust densities for single quantum dot applications such as single photon sources.
Spray freeze-drying
Spray freeze-drying combines the advantageous properties of the well-established techniques spray drying and freeze-drying.
Plasma Biocatalysis
Enzymatic reactions offer the possibility to synthesize new molecules with high selectivity and turnover.
Color flop effects without interference pigments
It is an innovative, cost-effective application method for the creation of color flop effects by means of effect pigments without costly interference pigments.
Determination of the degree of curing of a coating
The method is based on the fact that the polymer network in a cured coating is denser than in a coating that is less cured. It concerns a method by which chemical cross-linking and thus suitability for further processing can be determined for a system of coatings.
Oil float
Previous solutions or approaches to the elimination of oil spills on water surfaces consist either of actively working pumps, chemicals or materials that absorb the oil and then have to be cleaned or disposed of.