Bioprocess Engineering

PHABio-up - Polyhydroxyalkanoate Biopolymers from Waste Animal Fats: Scale-up for Enabling Industrial Production

PHABio-up aims to succeed the acceleration of the industrial production of biodegradable Polyhydroxyalkanoate (PHA) biopolymers from biogenic feedstocks building on PHABIO APP, where a closed cycle for the PHA production from biowaste was developed in laboratory scale. PHABio-up is divided into two main blocks. Firstly, the development of the scale-up of the PHA production up to 1 m3, including feedstock flexibility and PHA recovery, is targeted. Secondly, the PHA processing data from PHABIO APP will be transferred into industrial applications through the involvement of an industrial partners. Primary applications will be identified, verified and the process chain for polymer production will be established for pilot plant scale demonstration.

The project is funded by the BMBF-Iniative "Bioeconomy International 2018".

Contact Person

Dr.-Ing. Sebastian L. Riedel (riedel(at)tu-berlin.de)

Partners

Animox GmbH, Berlin 

Cuba Kunstofftechnik GmbH, Neuruppin 

Fraunhofer IPK, Berlin

Universiti Sains Malaysia (Prof. Sudesh Kumar), Penang, Malaysia

Universidad de Antioquia (Prof. Silvia Ochoa), Medellin, Columbia

PHABio-up in the media

Bioplastik aus Abfall

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[bio’nd] Konsum: Bioplastik – vollständig abbaubar

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Future Changers

PODCAST - biobasiert: Wird Abfall zu Plastik oder Plastik zu Abfall, Sebastian Riedel?

Radiointerview FluxFM

11.11.2019

News

21.12.2021, Bakterielles Bioplastik: Ich mag Müll | ZEIT ONLINE (de)

10.06.2021, Bioplastik aus Fettabfällen - Pulver, Folie und Granulat in Popcornform (deutschlandfunkkultur.de) (de)

27.05.2021, ISBP 2021 : Webinar #4 (en)

03.12.2020, SWR Aktuell Global - das Umweltmagazin (de)

29.08.2020, [bio'nd] Konsum - Webseite(de)

29.08.2020, [bio'nd] Konsum - World Café (de)

03.08.2020, Future Changers - Der Podcast für nachhaltige Innovation (de)

09.12.2019, Laborpraxis (de)

07.11.2019, Berliner Zeitung (de)

06.11.2019, rbb24 (de)

05.11.2019, rbb Abendschau (de)

31.10.2019, TUintern (de)

10.10.2019, Kunststoffe.de (de)

01.10.2019, tagesspiegel (de)

30.09.2019, Bio-based News (en)

26.09.2019, Konstruktions Praxis (de)

25.09.2019, GIT Laborportal (de)

25.09.2019, Chemeurope (en)

25.09.2019, Chemie.de (de)

25.09.2019, K-online (de)

24.09.2019, n-tv (de)

23.09.2019, TU Berlin "Covering Climate Now" (en)