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Subtittle if needed. If not MONTH 2018Published in Month 2018Accelerating Wind Turbine Blade Circularity May May 2020Accelerating Wind Turbine Blade CircularityTEXT AND ANALYSIS: Marylise Schmid, WindEurope Nieves Gonzalez Ramon, CeficAnn Dierckx, CeficThomas Wegman, EuCIAEDITORS: Daniel Fraile, WindEuropeColin Walsh, WindEuropeDESIGN: Lin van de Velde, DrukvormPHOTO COVER: Damon HongMORE 2 213 18 11 This report has been jointly prepared by WindEurope, Cefic and EuCIA through a collaborative cross-sector platform on wind Turbine Blade recycling. Notably, the report: describes wind Turbine Blade structure and material composition; highlights the expected volumes of composite waste, including wind Turbine Blade waste; maps the existing regulations governing composite waste in Europe; describes the existing recycling and recovery technologies for treating composite waste as well as innovative applications for using composite waste; and provides recommendations for research and innovation to further enhance the Circularity of wind Turbine blades and design for recycling.

turbine blades are more challenging to recycle due to the composite materials used in their production. While various technologies exist to recycle blades, and an in- ... (life cycle assessment). Accelerating Wind Turbine Blade Circularity 2020 7 WindEurope Cefic EuCIA 1.1 CROSS-SECTOR PLATFORM

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