AVK Announces 2025 Innovation Awards
The AVK Innovation Awards for 2025 have been announced, highlighting various innovations in fiber-reinforced plastics.
- An aircraft heating system utilizing carbon fibers
- TFP-based spatial CFRP structure frame
- Processes for recycling GFRP, UD TPC tapes, and engineered polymers
Notable developments include NCAMP documentation, which reduces barriers to adoption and shortens customer design timelines, enabling faster commercial aerospace, defense, and AAM qualification.
Additionally, CompositesAI integrates with AnalySwift's VABS and SwiftComp software to streamline the design, simulation, and performance evaluation of composite structures, particularly for rotor blades, shells, and panels.
A recent acquisition has bolstered Archer's patent portfolio by adding approximately 300 patent assets covering current and next-generation eVTOL technologies.
A significant project is the Oder Bridge near Küstrin, developed by Carbo-Link and tested by Empa, which features 88 CFRP tension members, allowing for 120 km/hr train speeds with reduced weight and emissions.
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Author's summary: AVK announces 2025 innovation awards for fiber-reinforced plastics with various notable projects.
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