Description: Das Projekt "IPTOSS (Innovations for optimal use of organic side-streams and waste)" wird/wurde gefördert durch: Bundesamt für Umwelt. Es wird/wurde ausgeführt durch: Bundesamt für Umwelt.Biowastes and side-streams from food and beverage processing plants, such as vegetable processing and brewing are generally rich in a variety of sophisticated and valuable natural molecules i.e. cellulose, hemicellulose, lignin and pectin that have a great potential to be directly exploited in the chemical, pharmaceutical, cosmetic, feed and energy industry and/or used as biological substrates for the production of high added-value functional bioproducts. Great attention is raised toward a side-stream from the beverage industry, brewers spent grain (BSG), is here used as feedstock resource to produce fuel and valuable biomolecules. The current biowaste and side-stream valorisation and the novel biotechnological approaches for the transformation of waste into bioproducts are still relatively limited, primarily due to the lack of readily exploitable technologies. More than 33 million tonnes of BSG is generated worldwide every year. In the EU, this is close to 10 million tonnes, which equates to almost 10Prozent of the EUs annual food and drink industry waste production. Large portions of these materials are disposed by means of anaerobic digestion and composting, incineration or landfilling, the latter becoming increasingly restricted by the EU regulations in order to reduce its intrinsic environmental (i.e. greenhouse gas emission) and health hazards (Landfill Directive, 1999/31/EC, and other related EU Legislation). Eco-efficient management of organic waste is a worldwide growing issue. The groundwork for enzymatic fractionation of BSG has been already carried out in the EU project REPRO ('Reducing Food Processing Waste'). The present project is part of the European ECO-INNOVERA research program IPTOSS. The following institutions/organisations are partners in the consortium engaged in this program Aims: 1 Aim of the project The aim of the project is to develop a concept based on suitable fractionation by which the biochemical content of the material flow is better utilized for the production of new, valuable molecules. In close cooperation with the industry the sustainability of the innovation is shown and brought to the market. 2 Aims for this project of FHNW and Bionactis The aim is to develop and apply a new biocatalytic nanomaterialbased process for the value-adding depolymerization of lignocellulosic fraction of Brewers spent grain (BSG).
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Origin: /Bund/UBA/UFORDAT
Tags: Kompost ? Lignin ? Biopharmazeutikum ? Brennstoff ? Gemüse ? Gesundheitsgefährdung ? Getränkeindustrie ? Getreide ? Kompostierung ? Substrat ? Fluss ? Abfallbehandlung ? Anaerobe Bedingungen ? Arzneimittel ? Zellulose ? Deponierung ? Faulung ? Gewächshaus ? EU-Verordnung ? Bioabfall ? Treibhausgasemission ? Kompostierungsanlage ? Material ? EU-Recht ? Futtermittel ? Nahrungsproduktion ? Regulierung ? Verbrennung ? Industrie ? Gasförmiger Stoff ? Organischer Abfall ? Fraktionierung ? Abbauprodukt ? Abfall ? Abfallaufkommen ? Abfallwirtschaft ? Biotechnologie ? Chemikalien ? Energiewirtschaft ? Gesetzgebung ? Getränk ? Innovation ? Kosmetisches Mittel ? Management ? Rohstoff ? Technik ? Pflanze ? Ökologisches Erzeugnis ? Entsorgungswirtschaft ? Ernährung ? Forschung ? Forschungsprogramm ? Körperschaft ? Lebensmittel ? Nachhaltigkeit ? Ressource ? Richtlinie ? Stoffstrom ? Umwelt ? Zusammenarbeit ? Naturpotential ? Abfall ? Markt ? Produktion ? nanomaterialbased ? Korn ? TEIL ? VERARBEITUNG ? Fluss [Bewegung] ? EINSATZ ? VERWANDT ? BSG,REPRO ? NEU ? POTENZIAL ? GEGENWART ? Verdauung ? PROGRAMMIERUNG ? WAND ? GEHALT ? Wertschöpfung ? PROJEKT ? biocatalytic ? Reducing Food Processing Waste ? brewer's spent grain ? Erlass [Recht] ? enzymatic activity ? EINGESCHRAENKT ? hemicellulose ? membrane technology ? SONSTIG ? nanobiocatalysts ? STILLGELEGT ? Betriebsvorschrift ? pectin ? sequential treatment of lignocellulose ? side-stream valorisation ? FRAKTION ?
License: cc-by-nc-nd/4.0
Language: Englisch/English
Time ranges: 2012-12-27 - 2015-08-31
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