US EditionBMW Found A Lighter Greener Material That Might Ditch Carbon Fiber For Good
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BMW has just discovered a new material that can be used in cars to replace carbon fiber, which is currently classified as a "hazardous material" and may be banned in the future.
BMW Found A Lighter Greener Material That Might Ditch Carbon Fiber For Good
BMW M will use natural fiber composites in future production vehicles. The material was developed with Bcomp and has been tested in racing. Flax-based components resemble carbon fiber but come from renewable sources. BMW has unveiled a new lightweight material that could serve as a greener alternative to carbon fiber, offering reduced CO2 emissions in the process. After testing it in racing environments, natural fiber composites, made from renew…
The Munichers end up with carbon fiber as a benchmark for sportsmanship, but they have a substitute.BMW This one you haven't seen coming, but maybe you could imagine it.A short time ago Europe, in some of its usual flocks, pointed to carbon fiber, so manufacturers such as BMW have found a substitute material.You can now say goodbye to the roofs and diffusers of CFRP in the most sporty Ms.It is clear that everything has a beginning and an end, bo…
BMW Will Use Natural Fiber Composites On Production Cars
BMW is actively exploring the use of renewable raw materials to reduce emissions generated during the car manufacturing process. The company has been experimenting with natural fiber composites on race cars for several years. The technology has now matured to the point where it can be used in street-legal vehicles. These new lightweight parts are based on flax. It’s a blue-flowered herbaceous plant cultivated for its stems, seeds, and the thread…
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