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Sustainable material and process innovation at ISPO Munich
Sustainability has become increasingly important at ISPO and this trend continued to develop.
Researchers from Defence Science and Technology (DST) and the University of Southern Queensland (USQ) are working on a three-year collaborative project to develop next-generation repairs for composite aircraft structures.
With increasing numbers of military aircraft types containing composite structure, the ability to perform reliable cost-effective composite repairs is becoming a priority for Defence. DST engaged with USQ researchers from its Centre for Future Materials (CFM), who are focused on out-of-autoclave composite repairs.
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