WiseWind: New generation of sustainable wind turbine blades
The WISEWIND project focuses on developing new blade materials, which will ensure re-processability, easy reparability and repeated recyclability of blades. New generation of recyclable wind turbine blades, based on vitrimer resins, is developed, on the basis of a digital twin of blade materials “from cradle to cradle”.
Schema of the project
Contact
Leon Mishnaevsky Jr. Senior Scientist Department of Wind and Energy Systems lemi@dtu.dk
Contact
Justine Beauson Development Engineer Department of Wind and Energy Systems jube@dtu.dk
Work Packages
- WP1: “Development of new generation of sustainable composites”
- WP2: “Digital twin for sustainable blade composites from cradle to cradle”
- WP3: “Optimization and evaluation of manufacturing technology”
- WP4: “Recycling technology for new generation of composites”
- WP5: “Sustainability analysis”
Consortium
Publications and Events
- J. Beauson, L.P. Mikkelsen, A.B. Abrahamsen, L. Mishnaevsky Jr.,Genanvendelse af vindmøllevinger kræver en holistisk tilgang (Recycling wind turbine blades requires a holistic approach), Ingeniøren, 15.11.2022
- L. Mishnaevsky Jr.,Recycling of wind turbine blades: Recent developments, Current Opinion in Green and Sustainable Chemistry, Vol. 39, 2023, 100746
- J. Beason et al, The complex end-of-life of wind turbine blades: A review of the European context, Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews. 155, 16 p., 111847
- L. Mishnaevsky Jr.,Sustainable end-of-life management of wind turbine blades: Overview of current and coming solutions. Materials 2021, 14, 1124