Project Objectives

The EU industry needs to find a solution to substitute the halogenated flame retardant (HFR) additives employed in the fabrication of flame retardant (FR) thermoplastic and thermoset materials, used in a wide range of commercial products, applications and markets, such as electrical/electronic devices (E&E), low-voltage wires or household appliances.

Producing sustainable flame retardant nanoparticles	Nanotechnology approach.	New FR additives from renewable source	Reduction of FR content.	NanoDirekt Process
New module for Ludovic software	Good processability in conventional plastic production equipment.	New FR Competitive cost	Processing routes using multilayer co-extrusion.	Stable epoxy pre-pregs
Increase mechanical and thermal properties	Fully recyclable compounds	Methodology development and standardization	Positive environmental impacts.	Technical, performance, health, environmental and economic factors