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Financement de l’UE (4 472 099 €) : Combiner la production d’acide carboxylique et la valorisation des fibres en tant que procédé de prétraitement innovant, rentable et durable des biodéchets … Hor 30/04/2020 Programme de recherche et d'innovation de l'UE « Horizon »
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Combiner la production d’acide carboxylique et la valorisation des fibres en tant que procédé de prétraitement innovant, rentable et durable des biodéchets hétérogènes
The 3-year CAFIPLA project will radically alter the biomass pre-treatment approach for bio-economy applications. Current biomass use comes at a high cost, either in terms of land use (sugar/starch crops) or energy and chemical use (2nd generation biomass). On the other hand, bio-waste is massively produced in urban or rural context but almost not valorised, or solely in low-value applications, in part due to its heterogenous nature. CAFIPLA tackles both issues by developing an integrated biomass valorisation strategy that combines the carboxylic acid and fibre recovery platform (CAP/FRP). CAFIPLA firstly optimises the separation of the easily biodegradable fraction and recalcitrant biomass, as input for the CAP and FRP, respectively. This allows the implementation of tailored valorisation strategies for both routes, which in turn allows the use of heterogeneous biowaste as input, while still ensuring high overall yields. In the CAP, research will focus on process control strategies to obtain specific spectra of carboxylic acids to feed into bioproduction of microbial protein, PHA or caproic acid biooil. In the FRP, fractionation into different fibre ranges will result in intermediates that can be valorised as packaging material or insulation. A TRL5 pilot will demonstrate the CAFIPLA upscaling potential. CAFIPLA represents a radically new approach for bio-economy applications by approaching biomass use more pragmatically. This approach, which centres on the integration of two platforms, allows tailor-made solutions. This improves the sustainability and cost-effectiveness of pre-treatment (ambient pressure/temperature, low chemical use, bio-waste as input material). CAFIPLA will furthermore study the biomass supply chain and the business models for future implementation. The well-balanced consortium, including 7 SMEs on 13 participants, will ensure successful research and impact on the bio-economy well beyond the project consortium and timing.
| Avecom | 182 224 € |
| Biopract GmbH | 179 031 € |
| Biotrend-Inovacao e Engenharia em Biotecnologia SA | 222 547 € |
| DBFZ Deutsches Biomasseforschungszentrum Gemeinnutzige GmbH | 328 563 € |
| Dechema Gesellschaft FUR Chemischetechnik UND Biotechnologie | 412 500 € |
| Fibres Recherche Developpement-Construction Durable et Ecomateriaux | 394 294 € |
| Fundacion Tecnalia Research & Innovation | 762 875 € |
| Idelux Environnement | 369 750 € |
| Leibniz-Institut FUR Agrartechnik UND Biookonomie e. V. | 276 063 € |
| Normec OWS | 20 061 € |
| OWS Research Foundation PS | 737 714 € |
| Universitaet Fuer Bodenkultur Wien | 245 631 € |
| Universiteit Gent | 317 950 € |
| Vertech Group | 22 897 € |
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/887115
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