Researchers at Lithuania’s Kaunas University of Technology have developed a sustainable method for converting textile waste into alternative fuels and high-performance cement materials.
Early findings show recycled polyester fibres can strengthen concrete, while textile ash can replace part of conventional cement, helping cut emissions and advancing the EU’s circular-economy goals.
Early findings show recycled polyester fibres can strengthen concrete, while textile ash can replace part of conventional cement, helping cut emissions and advancing the EU’s circular-economy goals.
