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Making the textile industry future proof
The EColoRO concept includes reclaiming 70% of the wastewater that can be reused in the textile manufacturing process.
Forward Osmosis expected to significantly reduce the use of energy in dewatering processes
On 9 July, at a progress meeting held in Utrecht, the Netherlands, the first pilot-plant tests of innovative forward osmosis membranes to concentrate diverse industrial feed streams were discussed between...
Steel2Chemicals: paving the road for reducing millions of tons of CO2 emission
The steel industry has traditionally been a big contributor to global CO2 emissions, but current developments indicate that this may become a thing of the past. Our new system integration...
HyChain I: exploring the estimated demand in industry
Hydrogen plays a vital role in creating renewable energy systems. To increase the understanding of the role of hydrogen in the industrial energy transition, the Institute for Sustainable Process Technology...
Spray drying droplets for a better quality end product
On July 5th, Eline Both defended her PhD-thesis on spray drying. Scroll down to read more about Eline and her promotion. Spray drying is a widely applied manner of drying...
Strengthening the competitive power with Smart Maintenance Skills Lab
Thanks to a boost of new methods and technologies, Smart Maintenance concepts strengthen the competitive power of companies and have the ability to create new business. To do so, Smart...
How best to treat industrial salt waste streams innovatively and economically
The ORPHEUS project compares membrane distillation and freeze-concentration Currently the process industry generates a significant amount of wastewater. These streams often contain (traces of) organic components in addition to salts....
Monitoring innovation with key performance indicators in quadruple helix collaboration
A thesis on Quadruple Helix (QH) collaborations for the project RiConfigure I am Anne Noordenbos, I study Food Technology at the Wageningen University and Research (WUR). I chose the master...
Serious Games: Developing a standardized evaluation model to test its effectivity
I’m Florine Kroes, master student Food Innovation and Management at Wageningen University (WUR). I came in contact with the Institute for Sustainable Process Technology via the thesis coordinator of the...
Accelerating the implementation of high-temperature heat-pumps in the industry
PINcHED project aims to grab forward momentum and move towards mass implementation Heat-pumps will become an integral part of a society on the road to sustainability. The application of this...
The Dutch climate agreement on industry
The Dutch climate agreement was presented on June 28, 2019. The Netherlands is committed to a pioneering role within the European Union and beyond. We are not going to do...
Moving forward with Membrane Distillation for Industrial purposes
Liquid Gap Membrane Distillation combines leftover heat with box-shaped membranes The development of a new separation technology by means of membranes – membrane distillation – started a few years ago...
Reducing the energy requirements of spray drying
EEMS stands for Energy Efficient Milky Sprays. The project aims to helps spray dry milk products using less energy.
Hydrohub MW Test Centre presented at ECCM
25,7 million goes to 4 initiatives on electrochemistry and sustainable hydrogen Today at the conference on Electrochemical Conversion and Materials (ECCM) David Pappie, director Topsectors and Industry Policy at the...
HyChain 2 model evaluates import costs renewable electricity, hydrogen and hydrogen carriers
Hydrogen could play a vital role in future renewable energy systems. In our HyChain projects, part of our Hydrohub Innovation Program, we look at an optimisation of a future renewable hydrogen...
To lower industrial carbon emissions by means of high temperature heat pumps
The COMTA project proposes the thermo-acoustic heat pump as a solution The industry is a large consumer of energy and about two-thirds of the industry’s energy use is represented by...
Developing fundamental insights into deep eutectic mixtures
Research on deep eutectic mixtures can predict the liquid window of 22 new mixtures, which is essential for new designer solvents.
Understanding and improving separation based on affinity
Recent graduate of the EAMS project, Lisette Sprakel looks back on her experience with the Institute for Sustainable Process Technology during her time as a PhD candidate. My name is...
Nanosheets, a possible game changer in Membrane Technology
An important part of creating a circular economy is the recovery and re-use of valuable components. Industrial waste and discharge streams contain many of these components that, if recovered, can...
Invitation: matching brine producers with users of recovered materials
The availability and cost of water is becoming a risk factor for the continuity of industrial plants. This raises the need for circular business models where process water is reused and...
Accelerating the Adoption of Digitalisation
Digitalizing our factories and processes will be an essential part of a sustainable future for the industry. Smart Industry will be able to optimize processes all throughout the value chain....
PRIDES: the next step in sustainable paper pulping
Deep Eutectic Solvents (DES) are a novel class of solvents which offers a green alternative to chemical solvents in the paper industry.
Drying food more efficiently
Thin Film Drying The industrial sector is one of the largest energy consumers now and will remain to be so in the future. Achieving circularity in this sector and moving...
Renewed branding for the Institute for Sustainable Process Technology
ISPT is a trust based network where the industry, SME’s, scientists and governmental bodies work together on break through innovations. Together we work to realize a circular and carbon neutral industry in 2050. We have...