Ribeiro, M. C. S.Dinis, M. L.Fiúza, AntónioMeira Castro, Ana C.Silva, Francisco J. G.Meixedo, João PauloCosta, C.Ferreira, F.Alvim, Mário Rui2014-07-142014-07-142011http://hdl.handle.net/10400.22/4772The development and applications of thermoset polymeric composites, namely fiber reinforced polymers (FRP), have shifted in the last decades more and more into the mass market [1]. Production and consume have increased tremendously mainly for the construction, transportation and automobile sectors [2, 3]. Although the many successful uses of thermoset composite materials, recycling process of byproducts and end of lifecycle products constitutes a more difficult issue. The perceived lack of recyclability of composite materials is now increasingly important and seen as a key barrier to the development or even continued used of these materials in some markets.engRecyclingGFRP wastesPolymer mortarsCompressive and flexural behaviorconference object