Where waste finds a new purpose
Microwave-Assisted Green Solvolysis of Wind Turbine Blades
This study presents a groundbreaking approach to addressing the challenge of decommissioned wind turbine blades. Traditional recycling methods are often energy-intensive or fail to preserve fiber integrity.
Our pathway proposes to convert composite blade waste into valuable, high-performance materials using a microwave-assisted solvolysis process with a green solvent mixture.
To revolutionize wind turbine blade recycling through sustainable, energy-efficient solutions that reduce environmental impact and promote a circular economy.
To lead the future of green recycling technologies worldwide, turning industrial waste into valuable resources that empower sustainable industries.
High-performance tiles glowing in the dark for safety applications in low-light conditions.
Durable, sustainable floor blocks for industrial and commercial settings.
Conceptual design and holistic approach
Supply chain and product development
Process development and economic evaluation
Footprint analysis and control strategy
Marketing strategy
For inquiries or further information about the GLARION project, please feel free to reach out to our team or the Institute of Chemical Engineering at Ulm University.
Institute of Chemical Engineering, Ulm University