TRIPTIC
“Dispersed tracers for polymer materials identification and industrial sorting cadences”
The TRIPTIC project has validated the principle of using markers at very low concentrations in black materials on a standard
recycling operating process.
Samples of black polypropylene from the automotive industry were charged at 30 ppm concentration; detection without contact
was successful on the overband running at 3 m/s with 99% positive detection rate.
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French industrial and institutional partners
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Post-consumer packaging before sorting and recycling.
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NEXTLOOPP
The NEXTLOOPP project initiated in the UK is a technology demonstration to make food-grade recycled polypropylene from
post-consumer packaging wastes using overall TRACING TECHNOLOGIES Patents.
First industrial project to sort post-consumer packaging wastes between food-grade contact and non-food grade contact.
Reformulation and production of recycled R-PP in compliance to FDA and EFSA.
The partners
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