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News31 August 2026· Carbon Fiber Feed

Thin device stores energy, strengthens structures, and is recyclable

Recycled supercapacitors with carbon-fiber cathodes maintained performance comparable to original devices through initial fabrication and two recycling cycles.

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Thin device stores energy, strengthens structures, and is recyclable
News13 August 2026· Carbon Fiber Feed

CFRP pipeline repair: a technical guide to structural rehabilitation

A new technical guide details the use of Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymers (CFRP) for structural rehabilitation in pipeline repair, offering empirical data for design improvements.

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CFRP pipeline repair: a technical guide to structural rehabilitation
News6 July 2026· Carbon Fiber Feed

CCIC and UNNC develop low-cost, low-carbon CFRP through continuous RCF innovation

CCIC and UNNC have introduced a recycled carbon fiber manufacturing platform at the SAMPE China 2026 Conference, addressing four major industry challenges including extreme energy use. This innovation is significant for the carbon fiber reinforced polymer (CFRP) sector as it promises to reduce costs and carbon emissions associated with production.

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CCIC and UNNC develop low-cost, low-carbon CFRP through continuous RCF innovation
News29 June 2026· Carbon Fiber Feed

Carbon Fiber vs Steel Beams for Bowed Basement Walls in Ohio

Ohio State Waterproofing published a guide on June 22, 2026, comparing carbon fiber straps and steel beams for stabilizing bowed basement walls in Ohio homes, noting carbon fiber suits moderate bowing with a 30-year lifespan while steel beams handle severe deformation and can last over 50 years. The article reflects continued demand for carbon fiber reinforcement in residential construction, where its corrosion resistance and low-invasiveness position it as a practical alternative to steel in moisture-prone foundation repair.

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Carbon Fiber vs Steel Beams for Bowed Basement Walls in Ohio