生物基发泡技术突破：欧洲VITAL项目发布 100%循环PLA新工艺

VITAL 项目技术（技术就绪水平 5-7 级）已具备工业应用条件，应用潜力覆盖多个领域：

VITAL technologies (TRL 5–7) are primed for industrial uptake, with exploitation potential across:

• 汽车行业 —— 结构件与缓冲部件

  Automotive – structural and cushioning components

• 白色家电 —— 高强度、可回收的内部组件

  White Goods – strong and recyclable interior parts

• 海洋与航空航天 —— 定制化轻量化内饰

  Marine & Aerospace – customizable lightweight interiors

• 消费品 —— 包括包装、保温材料在内的多元应用场景

  Cosumer Products – a multitude of possibilities including packaging and insulation

通过减少材料用量、降低能耗及实现可回收性，VITAL 项目证明可持续性与成本效益可并行不悖。聚乳酸等核心生物基塑料产能的提升，将进一步扩大各行业的市场机遇。

By reducing material mass, cutting energy use, and enabling recyclability, VITAL demonstrates that sustainability and cost-effectiveness can go hand in hand. Rising production capacity of key bio-based plastics such as PLA further amplifies the market opportunities across sectors.

VITAL 项目直接响应欧盟绿色协议、循环经济行动计划及 “欧洲制造” 伙伴关系倡议。通过实现低能耗生产可回收生物基热塑性发泡材料，该项目既强化了欧洲的工业领导力，也加速了气候中和制造体系的转型进程。

VITAL directly supports the EU Green Deal, the Circular Economy Action Plan, and the Made in Europe Partnership. By enabling low-energy production of recyclable, biobased thermoplastic foams, the project strengthens Europe’s industrial leadership while accelerating the shift to climate-neutral manufacturing.

VITAL 项目证明，可持续、高性能的材料不仅具备可行性，更已做好市场整合准备。其在生物基热塑性发泡材料领域的创新，为循环型、气候友好型制造提供了切实可行的路径。随着各行业迈向未来，VITAL 项目所提供的技术与愿景，将助力欧洲成为可持续生产领域的全球领导者。

The VITAL project proves that sustainable, high-performance materials are not only possible but ready for market integration. Its innovations in biobased foamed thermoplastics offer a credible pathway toward circular, climate-friendly manufacturing. As industries look to the future, VITAL provides both the technologies and the vision to make Europe a leader in sustainable production.

本项目由欧盟与英国研究与创新署（UKRI）共同资助，资助编号 101058328。文中观点仅代表作者个人，不反映欧盟或英国研究与创新署的立场，欧盟及英国研究与创新署不对相关观点承担责任。

VITAL is co-funded by the European Union and UKRI. Grant number 101058328. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not reflect those of the European Union or UKRI. Neither the European Union nor UKRI can be held responsible for them.