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The use of seaweed spent biomass to catalyse Industrial up-scaling of PHA and PGGA, a circular biorefinery approach.

The use of seaweed spent biomass to catalyse Industrial up-scaling of PHA and PGGA, a circular biorefinery approach.
利用海藻废生物质催化 PHA 和 PGGA 的工业升级,这是一种循环生物精炼方法。
批准号:
10077228
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金额:
$76.15万
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依托单位国家:
英国
项目类别:
Collaborative R&D
财政年份:
2023
资助国家:
英国
项目状态:
未结题
起止时间:
2023 至 --

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FlexSea与英国工艺创新中心(CPI)合作,优化和扩大了两种创新生物材料的生物合成。聚谷氨酸和聚羟基烷酸酯是两类生物衍生的生物聚合物,可以显著取代合成替代品。FlexSea致力于满足家用可堆肥、生物基产品替代传统塑料的需求,该项目旨在解决这一重大的工业挑战。由于FlexSea创新的发酵技术,我们现在可以使用废藻部分(FlexSea透明薄膜铸造技术的副产品-使用20% / 40%的海藻部分)可重复地合成这些材料。在项目期间,我们的目标是进一步优化生物聚合物的产量和特性,并与工业合作伙伴联系,以评估其多种应用的性能。在项目期间,这些材料的生物合成将从250毫升增加到4升到1500升。在为期20个月的项目结束时,FlexSea的目标是为这项技术申请专利,并使用合成的材料与几个行业合作伙伴进行商业试点。此外,该联盟将为该技术的进一步商业化提供全面的技术经济和生命周期评估。通过在生物精炼方法中生产三种一次性塑料替代品(水胶体膜;pha, PGGA),我们的目标是将海藻作为可持续生物基原料的可持续(无浪费)和经济优势(降低原材料成本;额外的收入来源)进行规模化和商业化。
英文摘要
FlexSea has teamed up with the UK Centre for Process Innovation (CPI) to optimise and up-scale the biosynthesis of two innovative biomaterials. Poly-gamma glutamic acid and Poly(hydroxyalkanoates) are two classes of biologically derived biopolymers that could significantly displace synthetic alternatives. With FlexSea striving to meet the demand for home compostable, bio-based alternative products to conventional plastics, this project aims to tackle this significant industrial challenge.Thanks to FlexSea's innovative fermentation technology we can now use spent algal fractions (by-product of FlexSea's transparent film casting technology - uses 20\_40% of the seaweed fraction) to synthesise these materials reproducibly. During the project we aim to further optimise the yields and characteristics of the biopolymers as well as liaise with industrial partners to assess their properties for a number of applications.During the project the biosynthesis of these materials will be up-scaled from 250 mL to 4-L to 1500L.By the end of the 20-month project FlexSea aims to patent the technology and employ the material synthesised to undertake commercial pilots with several industry partners.In addition, the consortium will deliver a full technoeconomic and life-cycle assessment for further commercialization of the technology. By producing three single use plastic- alternatives (hydrocolloid films; PHAs, PGGA) in a biorefinery approach, we aim to scale and commercialise the sustainable (no waste) and economic advantage (reduced raw material costs; additional revenue stream) of using seaweed as a sustainable bio-based feedstock.
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