In the COMPRO project a biobased composite material is developed in a consortium with knowledge institutes and industry partners. This biocomposite is named Re-plex. Re-plex is a material made from wastewater. In Re-plex the bacterial ‘glue’ Kaumera (produced in a wastewater treatment) is combined with cellulose fibers from retrieved toilet paper to yield a circular and biobased composite material. Within the COMPRO projects we are looking into suitable applications, like structures for nature restoration and options for construction.

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For more information about the event see here. Or contact Imme Groet & Erwin Fijt.

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This is event is organized by C-creator. C-creator is an organization to promote network and knowledge sharing for circular construction in the MRA.

Project

Wastewater to bio-composites

Circularity in Urban Regions

Amsterdam’s wastewater can be used as feedstock for producing high-value bio-composites, which can be applied in transport, building or other urban sectors. As such, these composites contribute to a more circular urban society.

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Bridges from flushed toilet paper

Circularity in Urban Regions

Currently, large flows of waste discharged in urban areas are not optimally recycled. As resources are ultimately finite, there is a growing urge to recycle waste-streams in an urban context. So, what if we could build bridges from flushed toilet paper?