Redaktion
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Kooperation
This project, funded by Gebert Rüf Stiftung, is supported by the following project partners: EPFL
Projektdaten
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Projekt-Nr: GRS-066/19
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Förderbeitrag: CHF 150'000.00
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Bewilligung: 30.10.2019
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Dauer: 01.2020 - 02.2022
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Handlungsfeld:
InnoBooster, seit 2018
Projektleitung
Projektbeschreibung
Plastogaz develops plastic valorization technologies enabled by cutting edge catalysts. Our process has the potential to solve the plastic crisis by offering a novel, general chemical recycling technology. With our invention, unrecyclable mixtures of plastic waste can be transformed into clean burning fuel or new, virgin quality materials. Our technology mitigates plastic pollution and CO2 emissions simultaneously, and has the potential to close the loop of the circular economy.
Was ist das Besondere an diesem Projekt?
There are several plastic waste valorization technologies around the world, the overwhelming majority relying on a thermal treatment similar to that of crude oil refinery. With our technology, by contacting the plastic in prensence of hydrogen and a catalyst, we substantial improve the output product quality while consuming less energy.
Stand/Resultate
The team is currently designing a continuous pilot reactor. The InnoBooster programme allowed us to obtain important data instrumental to the scale up of our process and conduct pilot studies with the industry.
Publikationen
W. T. Lee, F. D. Bobbink, A. P. van Muyden, K. H. Lin, C. Corminboeuf, R. R. Zamani and P. J. Dyson, Cell Reports Phys. Sci., , DOI:10.1016/j.xcrp.2021.100332;
S. B. C. Verstraeten, A. Van Muyden and F. D. Bobbink, 2021, 75, 744–751.
Medienecho
None so far
Links
Am Projekt beteiligte Personen
Dr. Felix D. Bobbink, project leader
Antoine P. van Muyden, PhD student in Prof. Dyson’s lab.
Wei-Tse Lee, PhD student in Prof. Dyson’s lab.
Prof. Paul J. Dyson, full-professor at the EPFL
Letzte Aktualisierung dieser Projektdarstellung 18.03.2024