Composite Structural Module out of srPP Facings and a PET-Bottle Core

Subject of this thesis is the development of a lightweight, low-cost and eco-friendly composite structural module, out of a self reinforced Polypropylene (srPP) skin and a core of Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET) bottles. The module can be easily mass-produced, transported, assembled and disassembled, and able to be fully recycled after the end of its functional life. In addition, the module can be produced in different sizes and types (ex. wall, slab components) that form an integral building system, ideal for emergency shelters in cases of natural disasters.

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Self Reinforced Polypropylene (srPP)
PET Bottles
composite sandwich structure
lightweight components

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