Fiberglass insulation is a widely used material in residential and commercial construction due to its affordability, thermal efficiency, and fire resistance. As environmental concerns become increasingly important, it's essential to evaluate the ecological impact of fiberglass insulation throughout its lifecycle—from production to disposal.

IntroductionFiberglass bath tubs have become increasingly popular in modern homes, and for good reasons. They are lightweight, affordable, and versatile, making them a favorite choice for bathrooms across the world. Unlike traditional materials such as cast iron or porcelain, fiberglass tubs offer a

Resin Transfer Molding (RTM) is a cost-effective manufacturing method for composite materials. It was initially used primarily for secondary load-bearing structures in aircraft, such as doors and inspection covers. In 1996, the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) launched a resear

Fiberglass bath tubs have become increasingly popular in modern homes, and for good reasons. They are lightweight, affordable, and versatile, making them a favorite choice for bathrooms across the world.