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Organic Sheets Made of Recycled Carbon Staple Fiber Yarns

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The project „InTeKS“ (Innovative Textile Structures Made Of Carbon Staple Fibers; Development of an innovative, plastically deformable organic sheet) receives funding through the Bundesministerium für Wirtschaft und Energie. (Förderkennzeichen VP2088343TA4)

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  1. the Institute of Composite Materials (IVW), Kaiserslautern, Deutschland

    Christian Goergen M.Sc. (research assistant in the competence field of press technologies) &  Peter Mitschang (research director of the manufacturing science department and is university professor for processing of fiber reinforced polymer composites)

  2. Institute of Textile Technology and Process Engineering, Denkendorf, Deutschland

    Stephan Baz M.Sc (scientific assistant in the field of staple fiber technologies) &  Götz T. Gresser (director of the Institute of Textile Technology and Process Engineering and professor for Textiltechnik, Faserbasierte Werkstoffe und Textilmaschinenbau)

  3. Technical University of Kaiserslautern, Kaiserslautern, Deutschland

    Peter Mitschang (research director of the manufacturing science department and is university professor for processing of fiber reinforced polymer composites)

  4. University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Deutschland

    Götz T. Gresser (director of the Institute of Textile Technology and Process Engineering and professor for Textiltechnik, Faserbasierte Werkstoffe und Textilmaschinenbau)

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Goergen, C., Baz, S., Mitschang, P. et al. Organic Sheets Made of Recycled Carbon Staple Fiber Yarns. Lightweight des worldw 10, 12–17 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1007/s41777-017-0024-2

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