F. Ramos Saz, G. ULLDEMOLINS DE OLIVES
The RE-CELL project proposes a comprehensive approach to developing multifunctional structural composites capable of energy storage for non-critical aeronautical applications. The project is rooted in the recycling and valorization of carbon fiber waste through solvolysis, promoting environmental sustainability and circular economy principles. Recovered fibers are functionalized with conductive materials such as carbonaceous particles and MXenes, enabling them to serve as both structural reinforcement and electrodes. Solid electrolytes are produced by incorporating thermally stable ionic liquids and BaTiO₃ as a dielectric enhancer into a polycarbonate matrix via extrusion. The resulting films function simultaneously as electrolytes and separators. Finally, the structural cells are assembled by compression molding and subjected to mechanical (tensile, flexural, delamination) and electrochemical (electrochemical impedance spectroscopy, cyclic voltammetry) characterization. The project aims to scale up the most promising multifunctional laminates and validate their performance through a demonstrator based on the geometry of an actual aircraft fuselage component.
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