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China develops 360 feet high-performance recyclable wind turbine blade | AtlasNews
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China develops 360 feet high-performance recyclable wind turbine blade

The blade represents a breakthrough in both materials and recycling technology. It uses a recyclable material system centered on a high-efficiency, debondable infusion resin.

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