Development, Pilot Testing and Optimization of Encapsulated Biomass Material Process Through the Implementation of Automation and Control
通过实施自动化和控制来开发、中试和优化胶囊化生物质材料工艺
基本信息
- 批准号:520140-2017
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 1.82万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:加拿大
- 项目类别:Applied Research and Development Grants - Level 1
- 财政年份:2017
- 资助国家:加拿大
- 起止时间:2017-01-01 至 2018-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Synopsis Encapsulation of non-living algae (as spent biomass) in a calcium alginate matrix provides a significant affinity for binding of metals. These binding properties of spent biomass can be used to recover valuable heavy metal by-products from wastewater effluents or provide a cost-effective, environmentally friendly solution to heavy metal contamination from such wastewater effluents. Noblegen Inc. is an advanced biotechnology company located in Peterborough, ON that creates encapsulated biomass material. Currently the process includes a small peristaltic pump, tubing with an attached pipette tip, a retort stand, reaction vessel and a stir plate on their laboratory bench. This process is rather archaic and cumbersome. Noblegen Inc. has partnered with Lambton College to incorporate instrumentation and control into their process and conduct research to determine the optimal equipment and materials needed to increase and create this expanded process.The research team will include a Research Technician and two research students who will work closely with the Noblegen Inc. team. The anticipated results increase production of the product; allowing it to be produced at a rate required for commercialization, as well as allow the private sector party to turn a potential waste stream into something tangible and profitable. Subsequently It would help to substantially decrease the amount of liquid waste that such industries producing liquid waste would generate and decreasing environmental contaminants in other industries across Canada.
在藻酸钙基质中封装非活体藻类(作为废生物质)为金属的结合提供了显著的亲和力。废生物质的这些结合性质可用于从废水流出物中回收有价值的重金属副产物,或为来自此类废水流出物的重金属污染提供具有成本效益的环境友好的解决方案。Noblegen Inc.是一家先进的生物技术公司位于彼得伯勒,对创造封装生物质材料。目前,该工艺包括一个小型蠕动泵、带有移液器吸头的管道、一个蒸馏架、反应容器和实验室工作台上的搅拌板。这一过程相当陈旧和繁琐。Noblegen Inc.已与兰顿学院合作,将仪器和控制纳入他们的过程,并进行研究,以确定最佳的设备和所需的材料,以增加和创造这一扩大过程。研究团队将包括一个研究技术员和两个研究生谁将与诺布尔根公司密切合作。团队预期的结果增加了产品的产量;使其能够以商业化所需的速度生产,并使私营部门缔约方能够将潜在的废物流转化为有形和有利可图的东西。随后,它将有助于大幅减少这些产生液体废物的行业产生的液体废物量,并减少加拿大其他行业的环境污染物。
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