CONSORTIUM

CETMA, Italy, Coordinator

  • CETMA is a private non-profit Research and Technology Organisation in Italy with 30 years of experience in supporting the innovation processes of industrial companies. CETMA's mission is to strengthen and integrate enabling technologies such as advanced materials and structures engineering, information technology, and industrial design, positioning itself as a multidisciplinary product development centre.

  • Project Coordinator, WP leader for the development of prepregs and composites manufacturing processes, responsible for the project’s communication and dissemination strategy.

  • Website: www.cetma.it

    Luigia Longo - Project coordinator, Chemistry

    luigia.longo@cetma.it

ONYRIQ LABS, Spain

  • Onyriq is an SME focused on the R&D of new polymeric materials that have a positive environmental, economic and social impact. We achieve this through tailor-made projects for third parties or by licensing our proprietary technologies within our three main research lines: Circular Economy and Sustainability, Health and Medical Devices and Advanced Manufacturing.

  • Within FURHY, we are further developing our LOOP technology that consists of fully depolymerizable closed loop epoxy systems (DCLE,) that enable retrieving the starting monomers, fibres and additives of the EoL composites, without damage, at mild conditions in a water-based chemical recycling closed-loop process.

  • Website: www.onyriq.com

    Joseba Luna - Co-founder & CTO

    joseba@onyriq.com

LEONARDO, Italy

  • As a partner of the world's leading commercial aircraft manufacturers, Leonardo specializes in the production and assembly of large structural components in composite and traditional metal for commercial and defence aircraft, helicopters and unmanned aircraft. Leonardo participates in the most important programs in the sector such as the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, the Airbus A220 and A321 and the regional best-selling turboprop ATR.

  • Leonardo will be involved in the project through the design of the 2 aerospace components, the developed solutions will be mechanically and physically compatible with real industrial applications. The candidate aerospace component is the window frame (proposed by Leonardo Aerostructures), already developed by CETMA and LND at TRL5 using rCF-reinforced composites and the PCM process.

  • Website: www.leonardo.com

    Nicola Gallo - Lead Engineer of IP Management e R&D

    Nicola.gallo@leonardo.com

RINA Consulting, Italy

  • RINA is a global network of over 5,300 talented professionals committed to simplifying complexities with a focus on energy transition, ESG & digitalization. In 2000, RINA inherited the know-how of one of the world's first naval classification registries (Italian Naval Registry) and turned it into a "business-to-society" company.

    RINA specializes in testing, inspection, certification, and engineering solutions across a wide range of markets, including marine, energy & mobility, real estate & infrastructure, space & defence, and Industry 4.0.

  • Leader for WP8 – Dissemination, Communication & Exploitation; Leading with CETMA the Industrial Cost Evalutation (T6.7); Leading the Sustainability Evaluation (T7.4)

  • Website: www.rina.org

    Giuseppe Minafra - Market & Business Strategy Senior Advisor

    giuseppe.minafra@rina.org

NANO TECH, Italy

  • Nano-tech S.P.A. is an innovative SME active in the R&D and production of prepregs and nanostructured prepregs. Due to the very deep knowledge of nanotechnologies, Nano-Tech produces nanoparticles loaded thermosetting resin matrices, using patented technologies.

    Nano‐Tech has developed unique products, such as C‐preg400, a patented composite material that withstands temperatures above 400 degrees. These materials allow us to operate in various sectors such as industrial, aerospace, naval and automotive/motorsports.

  • Nano-Tech is involved in the non-woven prepreg development from recyclable resin requirements to prepreg process parameters definition and prepreg characterisation. Nano-Tech will produce all the prepreg needed for the project.

  • Website: www.italnanotech.com

    Patricia Barcala Dominguez - Chief Marketing Officer

    p.barcala@italnanotech.com

Università degli Studi di Salerno, Italy

  • The University of Salerno is located a few kilometres from Salerno. Its distinctive feature is the configuration in the form of a campus: the main one, in Fisciano, has an area of 1,200,000 square meters. There are 17 departments.

    The Department of Industrial Engineering (DIIn) was born in 2011 by the association of researchers from the Departments of Mechanical, Chemical, Civil, and Environmental Engineering. The DIIn has modern facilities and efficient orientation, teaching, studying, and research services. There are 75 Laboratories (>6000 mq) belonging to DIIn.

  • UNISA is the Lead beneficiary of WP5 titled “Material characterisation and self-functions analysis” and WP7 titled “Recyclability demonstration and sustainability evaluation”.

    UNISA primary role is to confer smart, innovative properties to the composites integrating new nanostructured materials in them, allowing enabling an evolving shift from single-purpose materials with only structural function to recyclable multifunctional systems.

    The activities will be performed to achieve two main goals: energy saving during the manufacturing processes and waste reduction potential through the strategies implemented in the project against the current benchmark.

  • Website: https://web.unisa.it

    Liberata Guadagno - Full Professor

    lguadagno@unisa.it

OLGUN CELIK,Turkey

  • OLGUNCELIK is a leading leaf spring manufacturer with steel and composite options. The company is extending its portfolio with other composite automotive components and lightweight projects.

    OlgunTech Business Unit set-up was realized to focus on composite product development and manufacturing technologies. The Unit develops solutions for local and global vehicle manufacturers with superior quality, customer-oriented, flexible, innovative and result-oriented approaches.

  • OlgunTech will be involved in the identification of raw material properties to be developed, the development of process parameters, and conducting R&D studies on the development of hybrid bio-composite structures and related components for aerospace and automotive applications as a WP6 Leader.

  • Website: www.olguncelik.com.tr

    Arzu Ozuyagli - R&D Operations Engineer

    arzu.ozuyagli@olguncelik.com.tr

CENTEXBEL,Belgium

  • Centexbel is a non-profit technology centre with a focus on textiles and plastics. It has wide expertise in biobased materials, for textiles in general and especially for fibre-reinforced composites.

    The latter involves both the fibre reinforcement itself as well as related coating, finishing and sizing. It has broad experience with EU-funded projects, being a partner in, and coordinator of, several Horizon 2020 and Horizon Europe projects.

  • Centexbel has as its main technical assignment the development of new coatings for hemp fibres. Moreover, Centexbel will contribute to the material testing and it will be in charge of the selection, procurement and/or manufacturing of the hemp fabrics.

  • Website: www.centexbel.be

    Frederik Goethals - Researcher

    frg@centexbel.be

GEN2CARBON, UK

  • Organization description: Gen2Carbon is an SME based in the UK. It is a world leader in the recycling and conversion of CFRP waste into nonwoven. G2C offers 2 different types of nonwovens 1) r-CF nonwoven made from 100% recycled carbon fibre (r-CF) 2) r-CF commingled with a thermoplastic.

    These materials are currently being used or developed in automotive, electronics, wind energy, marine and aerospace.

  • In this project, Gen2Carbon will be providing recycled carbon fibre nonwoven solutions and developing hybrid carbon/hemp nonwovens.

  • Website: www.gen2carbon.com

    Mohammed Riaz - Technical Director

    mohammed.riaz@gen2carbon.com