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09:58
29th March 2018
Tailpipe dreams - what is a sustainable vehicle?

End of life sustainability - carbon fibres

‘Using high performance materials in vehicles can increase efficiency. Recycling carbon fibre and closing the loop is an essential part of lifecycle sustainability’. – Mathilde Poulet

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Mathilde Poulet Technical Manager, ELG Carbon Fibre
Mathilde Poulet has a ME ng in Technical Textile and Advanced Materials (EN SAIT, France). She has previously worked at Safran Landing Systems (Lyon, France) in the Process and the Technical departments, producing carbon/carbon composite for aircraft breaking systems. At ELGCF she oversaw the commissioning of the new non-woven production line and the development of the recycling/reconverting processes.

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