Twin matrix composites (TMC) are novel composite architectures where reinforcing composite elements are embedded in a secondary resin to address various mechanical functions suited for diverse engineering applications such as morphing wings. Here, for the first time, a recyclable twin matrix composite using micro-pultruded rods as reinforcements will be manufactured. Within the scope of the work, the design of the TMC mould which allows 0°/90°/0° reinforced layup will be discussed and created through additive manufacturing. Recycling and remanufacturing TMC will be conducted up to 4 times, and surface characteristics of the rods will be examined to monitor the effect of recycling. Interlaminar shear strength of TMC made from fresh and recycled rods will be investigated comparatively. ... Read more