
09/13/19 – 09/13/21 (24 months)
POR FESR 2014-2020 Emilia Romagna
Asse 1 Azione 1.2.2
SCM Fonderie (CRIF)
The search for solutions for more ecological and sustainable transport is one of the great contemporary challenges. On the regional territory much has been focused on hybrid drive (Marelli), and there are valid experiences of electric mobility.
In this sense, the lightening of the vehicle represents a further advantage to ensure sustainability of vehicular transport and the carbon-fiber-reinforced composites (CFRP) seem to offer an excellent opportunity thanks to the superior mechanical properties of these materials. However, it is necessary to optimize the production of composites by introducing the use of new solutions for advanced materials and to address some critical aspects such as:
In this context, Team SAVE intends to integrate innovative materials in the automotive supply chain through the application of advanced industrial processes that aim to optimize the industrialization of significant components for electric mobility.
To achieve this, different aspects come into play contributing to the need to innovate materials and production methods. The desire to improve vehicle transport therefore requires increasingly lighter and more performing materials whose recovery and re-use possibilities will be demonstrated.
Moreover, faced with the growing market interest and the still limited diffusion of advanced composite technologies, Team SAVE aims to add new performances and functionalities (eg component health monitoring) and to solve some typical problems of composites, such as poor capacity damping, to encourage the commercial development of such solutions.
The achievement of these results will be allowed by the union of the research results and the commercial experiences of the different partners, able to promote the technological development of the composites and, in parallel, the advancement of the commercial chain.
Targets
Operating demonstration (TRL7) of:
COORSA is co-funded by the European fund for regional development (POR FESR 2014 – 2020) and by the Fund for development and cohesion (FSC).