Upscaling a novel technology for the characterisation of valuable materials

Today many recycling companies struggle with the value assessment of complex material/waste streams. The main issues are that sample-taking and subsequent chemical analysis take a lot of time and money, with a financial uncertainty associated.
Innovation project CHARAMBA, supported by EIT RawMaterials, aims to tailor the innovation to new streams and customer challenges and scale it up to meet industrial performance targets. To take on this challenge, VITO partnered with Ghent University and two industrial partners, SUEZ and Umicore, allowing to showcase the industrial relevance of the new characterisation technology.
The new characterisation technology developed by VITO will create a strong impact in the metal recycling market and contribute to a sustainable supply of raw materials in Europe.
Learn more in the latest news: eitrawmaterials.eu/upscaling-...
On CHARAMBA project page: eitrawmaterials.eu/project/ch... and charamba.vito.be/en
and on VITO product page: vito.be/en/product/advanced-c...
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