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Watch: Is ultra-low carbon reinforced concrete durable? - Vimarsana News

Watch: Is ultra-low carbon reinforced concrete durable?

 This video is from NCE’s 2023 UK Roads events. National Composites Centre principal research engineer Kunal Kansara talks about the issues arising

The Engineer - Comment: Chemistry and collaboration can drive sustainable composites - Vimarsana News

The Engineer - Comment: Chemistry and collaboration can drive sustainable composites

Tim Young, Head of Sustainability, at the National Composites Centre, talks about the role of sustainable composites as a critical enabler in delivering a secure and sustainable future, and the opportunity for chemistry-enabled composites.

First evidence of GRP boats' "cancerous" impact on aquatic life - Vimarsana News

First evidence of GRP boats' "cancerous" impact on aquatic life

Microscopic analysis of oysters, mussels and sediment has uncovered a dizzying number of glass fibres linked back to boatyards and derelict vessels

Source: pbo.co.uk
New Heraeus Noblelight humm3 discovery is unveiled at CAMX 2021 - Vimarsana News

New Heraeus Noblelight humm3 discovery is unveiled at CAMX 2021

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Teledyne Unveils Thermoplastic Processing Cell | San Fernando Valley Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Teledyne Unveils Thermoplastic Processing Cell | San Fernando Valley Business Journal

Teledyne CML Composites has invested to build a new thermoplastic processing cell with increased capacity.  The subsidiary of Teledyne Technologies Inc. in Thousand Oaks is a manufacturer of composite aerospace components for commercial and defense customers.  The new processing cell, developed in conjunction with the U.K.’s National Composites Centre or NCC, utilizes two press and oven systems with infrared heating, platen heating and a maximum force of 400 tons. The cell is capable of processing multiple reinforced thermoplastics, each with different melting and cooling temperatures.  ...

Source: sfvbj.com