Our Partners
Technology partnership – networked regionally and internationally with science and business
“Coming together is a beginning; keeping together is progress; working together is success.” (Henry Ford)
As a plant manufacturer, process developer and engneering expert Glatt is also a sought-after technology partner for customer-specific processes and products, for example in the development of powders and granulates for products with the highest quality requirements.
The following partners, among others, accompany us on our path of continuous further development and optimization of our technologies for long-term corporate success:
AVLEE
Abwasserverband Langen / Egelsbach / Erzhausen
The Wastewater Association of Langen/Egelsbach/Erzhausen AVLEE operates a wastewater treatment plant in Langen for the treatment of the wastewater of the communities Langen, Egelsbach and Erzhausen with a capacity of 75,000 PE. AVLEE deals with current, operator-relevant issues such as a process combination for the elimination of trace substances and phosphorus from the waste water on a pilot scale.
The cooperation with Glatt is part of the BMBF research project Regional Phosphorus Recycling in the Rhine-Main area under consideration of industrial and agricultural material cycles (RePhoRM).
More about the RePhoRM project.
BASF is a globally active chemical company. With its innovations in the segments Chemicals, Materials, Industrial Solutions, Surface Technologies, Nutrition & Care and Agricultural Solutions, BASF provides solutions for almost all branches of industry.
BASF is cooperating with Glatt in the development of new materials for solid state batteries, in particular new solid electrolytes.
BBH
Becker Büttner Held Rechtsanwälte Wirtschaftsprüfer Steuerberater PartGmbB
Becker Büttner Held (BBH) as a member of the BBH Group sees itself as a leading provider of consulting services for energy and infrastructure companies and their customers. The core of the client base consists of numerous energy and utility companies, especially municipal utilities, water management, municipalities and local authorities, industrial companies and international corporations. BBH supports these and many companies and institutions from other areas in all legal matters as well as in business, tax and strategic matters.
With regard to sewage sludge, BBH provides legal advice to the Klärschlamm Kooperation Mecklenburg Vorpommern GmbH and the Stadtentwässerungsbetriebe Köln AöR. The annually taking place sewage sludge conference is for several years fixed date in the calendar of all sewage sludge interested and institutionalized meeting place for a current technical exchange in the industry.
The cooperation with Glatt is part of the BMBF research project Regional Phosphorus Recycling in the Rhine-Main area under consideration of industrial and agricultural material cycles (RePhoRM).
More about the RePhoRM project.
BURMS
BURMS – 3D Druck Jena GmbH & Co. KG
BURMS is a service provider for professional 3D printing applications. As a partner of well-known technology companies and research institutions, BURMS produces high-quality prototypes and small series. Furthermore, BURMS also deals with the maintenance and distribution of 3D printers, accessories and printing materials.
Together with Glatt, BURMS develops new technologies for 3D printing using special powders, produced with Glatt powder synthesis.
ENTEGA
Abwasserreinigung GmbH & Co. KG
Entega Abwasserreinigung GmbH & Co.KG is a 100% subsidiary of Entega AG and has been operating the central sewage treatment plant (approx. 240,000 p.e.), the sewage treatment plant Darmstadt-Süd (approx. 50,000 p.e.) as well as pumping stations and storm water overflow basins on behalf of the Science City of Darmstadt since 1989. Long-term research cooperations exist with the TU Darmstadt, among others through the BMBF project ESiTI.
The parent company Entega AG is also responsible for the business and technical management of the waste-to-energy plant in Darmstadt on behalf of the Zweckverband Abfallverwertung Hessen (ZAS) and is entrusted with the commercial processing. At present, the ZAS is having the realization of a mono-sludge incineration for thermal sewage sludge utilization and at the same time also possibilities for phosphorus recycling investigated and examined within the scope of a feasibility study.
The cooperation with Glatt is part of the BMBF research project Regional Phosphorus Recycling in the Rhine-Main area under consideration of industrial and agricultural material cycles (RePhoRM).
More about the RePhoRM project.
FAU
Friedrich-Alexander-University Erlangen-Nürnberg
The working group “Organic Materials and Devices – OMD” at the Friedrich-Alexander-University Erlangen-Nuremberg is concerned with the development of new, innovative organic and hybrid materials.
Using a Glatt powder synthesis reactor of the ProAPP® type, Prof. Halik’s OMD group is developing coated magnetite nanoparticles for easy extraction of oil from water to combat oil spills.
IKTS
Fraunhofer Institute for Ceramic Technologies and Systems IKTS
The Fraunhofer IKTS is a globally recognized research institute for the research and development of high-performance ceramics. With its three locations, the IKTS is the largest research institute for ceramics in Europe.
Together with Glatt, the IKTS develops, tests and optimizes new materials for Li-Ion batteries, including active materials with high voltage and ceramic foils as solid electrolytes for solid state batteries.
Click here for mere details about bipolar lithium ion batteries at IKTS.
See also: EMBATT2.0 on material and process development for the efficient production of the large-size bipolar battery EMBATT
IWKS
Fraunhofer-Einrichtung für Werkstoffkreisläufe und Ressourcenstrategie, Alzenau
The IWKS has been conducting research on nutrient recovery for years, especially on phosphorus recovery. As an R&D service provider, the IWKS offers solutions ranging from feasibility studies taking into account regional boundary conditions to concept development. Nationally, the IWKS is well networked, among others, via the Resource Cluster Rhine-Main and the German Phosphorus Platform DPP e.V. as a contact point for actors in the field of P-recovery.
The cooperation with Glatt is part of the BMBF research project Regional Phosphorus Recycling in the Rhine-Main area under consideration of industrial and agricultural material cycles (RePhoRM).
More about the RePhoRM project.
HGoTECH
HGoTECH Forschungs-GmbH is a spin-off of the Institute of Crop Science and Resource Conservation (INRES) at the University of Bonn and conducts research on plant nutrition, fertilization and plant health, based on decades of experience. This includes many project and contract work on nutrient physiology, plant-environment interactions, nutrient recycling, modern IT expertise, online data analysis of shoot and root growth.
The cooperation with Glatt is focused on plant / pot trials to test the fertilizing effect of PHOS4green products with regard to their phosphorus plant availability. HGoTECH uses a standardizable methodology to determine the plant availability of phosphate from novel fertilizers in vascular tests.
More about the plant / pot trials
hollomet GmbH
As the youngest member and a 100%-subsidiary of the Glatt® Group, founded in 1954, Dresden-based hollomet® GmbH is one of the world’s leading companies for the manufacture of metallic and ceramic cellular materials. This results in novel components that are lightweight, stable, fireproof, sound-absorbing, make sparing use of resources and are catalytic – and which also make a valuable contribution towards reducing costs, saving resources and saving energy.
Glatt cooperates with hollomet in the field of high-performance materials and in the application of ceramic and metallic structures, especially hollow spheres and foams.
HTCycle AG, Murchin
The Institute for Urban Water Management at RWTH Aachen University HTCycle is an innovative company for the technology of hydrothermal carbonization for waste management in pilot plant as well as industrial scale.
HTCycle offers turnkey solutions for the engineering and construction of HTC plants for the carbonization of sludge and other waste fractions from the wastewater treatment cycle. Modules for the recovery of phosphate and other nutrients as well as heavy metals are part of the offer. The production of activated carbon from screenings from wastewater treatment plants opens up a new market segment for HTC technology.
The cooperation with Glatt is taking place within the framework of the BMBF joint research project on resource-saving and integrated activated carbon production at wastewater treatment plants for the elimination of trace substances RIAS.
More about the RIAS project.
HUBER SE, Berching
HUBER is a globally operating company in the field of water treatment, wastewater treatment and sludge treatment. The company develops and manufactures products, projects and creates system solutions for municipalities and industry. HUBER sees a positive market perspective due to the adoption of the Wastewater Treatment Ordinance (AbfallKlärV) in Germany, the trend towards the introduction of the fourth treatment stage on wastewater treatment plants and worldwide, forced activities to improve wastewater treatment.
The cooperation with Glatt is part of the BMBF joint research project on resource-saving and integrated activated carbon production at wastewater treatment plants for the elimination of trace substances RIAS.
More about the RIAS project.
IAV
Ingenieurgesellschaft Auto und Verkehr
With more than 8000 employees, IAV is one of the world’s leading engineering partners to the automotive industry. The company has been developing innovative concepts and technologies for future vehicles for over 35 years. Its customers include all major automobile manufacturers and suppliers worldwide.
Together with Glatt, novel materials for future electric car generations will be developed on the basis of powder synthesis and a suitable battery architecture will be designed.
Infraserv GmbH & Co. Höchst KG
ISH operates its own sewage sludge incineration plant in Industriepark Höchst with a capacity of approx. 50,000 Mg TR/a and, as a service provider, recycles sewage sludge of municipal origin. It is planned to recover phosphorus from these sewage sludge ashes.
Within the scope of own investigations and funded projects, the PHOS4green process for the production of fertilizer from sewage sludge ashes was tested with selected ashes on a laboratory and pilot plant scale and the recyclate was tested with regard to its fertilizing effectiveness.
For an orienting economic efficiency calculation, discussions were held with regional suppliers of raw materials and customers of the fertilizer and preliminary contracts were concluded. The Hessian Ministry of Economics and the Ministry of Agriculture supports the subsidy programs:
– “Development of a process for the production of phosphorous fertilizer from sewage sludge ashes as a contribution to the implementation of the Hessian Resource Protection Strategy” (ISH)
– “Effect of phosphorus recycling products from the cascade use of sewage sludge in Central Hesse (KasPEr)”.
The cooperation with Glatt is part of the BMBF research project Regional Phosphorus Recycling in the Rhine-Main area under consideration of industrial and agricultural material cycles (RePhoRM).
More about the RePhoRM project.
Institute for Particle Technology
Technical University Braunschweig
The Institute for Particle Technology at the TU Braunschweig deals with issues of modern particle technology and process engineering. New particulate materials for pharmaceutical and bioparticle technology, nanomaterials and battery process engineering are developed here in various research areas and interdisciplinary research fields.
In cooperation projects with Glatt, new solid electrolytes for use in next-generation batteries are produced here. These materials are being investigated for their suitability in batteries and the entire battery concept is being optimized.
See also: ARTEMYS – Scalable, cost-effective production technologies for composite kathodes and electrolyte separators in all-solid-state batteries
and “Battery Materials for Future Mobile, Stationary, and Other Industrially Relevant Applications – Battery 2020“
IPC
IPC Process-Center
As a partner for contract manufacturing of innovative granulates and pellets, IPC develops customized products for a wide range of applications together with its customers. Many years of experience in the development and production of additives for the food, animal feed and chemical industries enable fast and comprehensive realization of new product ideas. In addition, as part of the Glatt Group, IPC is familiar with the production of pharmaceutical dosage forms.
The cooperation between IPC and Glatt consists in the realization of optimal solutions for customers in the food, feed and fine chemical sector. IPC offers its customers large-volume contract manufacturing capacities, which GIT has designed and installed as a factory planner and plant engineer. Customers who wish to invest in their own plant technology benefit from the know-how and Glatt technology transfer within the Glatt Group.
IPF
Leibniz-Institut für Polymerforschung Dresden e. V.
As one of the largest polymer research institutions, the IPF is engaged in application-oriented basic research for the development of new or optimized polymer materials.
New polymeric films are developed here in projects with Glatt. These films are specially designed for use in Li-Ion batteries with high voltages.
See also: EMBATT2.0 on material and process development for the efficient production of the large-format bipolar battery EMBATT
ISA
Institut für Siedlungswasserwirtschaft der RWTH Aachen University
The Institute for Urban Water Management at RWTH Aachen University (ISA) deals with a wide range of issues in the fields of urban drainage, wastewater treatment and waste management. Among other things, the energy and process optimization of wastewater treatment plants, the elimination of trace substances by means of activated carbon and other processes, and the recovery of resources from various matrices are investigated. The ISA has extensive experience in coordinating large, inter- and transdisciplinary collaborative projects.
The cooperation with Glatt takes place within the framework of the BMBF joint research project RIAS “Resource-saving and integrated activated carbon production at wastewater treatment plants for trace substance elimination”.
More about the RIAS project.
ITES
Institut für Thermische Energietechnik und Sicherheit
The Institute for Thermal Energy Technology and Safety (ITES), formerly the Institute for Nuclear and Energy Technology (IKET), works for the program-oriented research of the Helmholtz Association in the research field of energy, and contributes to the programs Nuclear Waste Management, Safety and Radiation Research, Nuclear Fusion, Storage and Networked Infrastructures, Renewable Energies and Energy Efficiency, and Materials and Resources.
The collaboration with Glatt takes place within the framework of the BMBF joint research project on resource-saving and integrated activated carbon production at wastewater treatment plants for the elimination of trace substances RIAS.
Here, ITES is involved in the production and characterization of activated carbon from biogenic residues and carbonisates on a laboratory and pilot plant scale.
More about the RIAS project.
IWAR
Institut der TU Darmstadt, Fachgebiet Abwassertechnik (AT)
The research activities of the AT department of the IWAR Institute of the TU Darmstadt have been concerned with the investigation of phosphorus dynamics in sludge treatment since the 1990s. Subsequently, the research focus shifted to the recovery of phosphorus from sewage sludge and sewage sludge ash. This resulted in the “Sephos” and “Sesal-Phos” phosphorus recovery processes developed at the AT department. Furthermore, the “Darmstadt Seminar – Wastewater Technology”, which is organized by AT, was dedicated to the main topic of phosphorus recycling in 2002 and 2005.
The cooperation with Glatt is part of the BMBF research project Regional Phosphorus Recycling in the Rhine-Main area under consideration of industrial and agricultural material cycles (RePhoRM).
More about the RePhoRM project.
IWAR
Institut der TU Darmstadt, Fachgebiet Stoffstrommanagement und Ressourenwirtschaft (SuR)
The department SuR of the institute IWAR of the TU Darmstadt investigates questions of the circular economy and the efficiency of resources. System analytical methods for modelling anthropogenic material cycles and product systems (especially Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) and Material Flow Analysis (MFA)) as well as economic analyses and process-oriented modelling are applied. A large number of research associations of the BMBF and other funding agencies use the sustainability expertise of the department SuR.
The cooperation with Glatt is part of the BMBF research project Regional Phosphorus Recycling in the Rhine-Main area under consideration of industrial and agricultural material cycles (RePhoRM).
More about the RePhoRM project.
KIT
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
At BELLA, a joint laboratory of BASF and KIT, new innovative materials for energy storage are developed. BELLA is concerned with improving existing materials and developing new materials for future battery generations.
In joint projects with Glatt, solid electrolytes are being developed to create new, safe solid state batteries. These batteries are then examined for their use in vehicles.
Merck, a leading science and technology company, operates across life science, healthcare and electronics. More than 64,000 employees in 66 countries with work to make a positive difference to millions of people’s lives every day by creating more joyful and sustainable ways to live. With its Surface Solutions business, Merck offers its customers decorative and functional solutions. Merck’s pearlescent pigments enable unique cosmetics, brilliant automotive coatings, exceptional packaging and innovative product design.
Merck and Glatt have enjoyed a successful partnership for many years, during which time Glatt has been manufacturing systems for Merck’s Healthcare and Life Science sectors.
Now, the pigment specialists in the Surface Solutions business unit at Merck are cooperating with the technology and production experts at Glatt Ingenieurtechnik to manufacture the patent-pending Ronaflux® pigments. These cosmetic effect pigments are produced using Dryflux technology based on chemical vapor deposition (CVD).
Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg (OVGU)
Chair of Thermal Process Engineering
The Chair of Thermal Process Engineering (TVT) in Magdeburg works in the field of Thermal Particle Technology. It operates major lab and pilot scale facilities for particle formation in spray fluidized beds; moreover, product characterization, imaging, and multiscale modeling. TVT was first to introduce, and has then further developed, Monte Carlo models for the simulation of fluidized bed spray agglomeration, as well as correlations for the morphology of coating layers.
Glatt cooperates with TVT in many areas of particle technology, especially regarding the influence of heat and mass transfer on particle formation. Apart from fluidized beds, this also includes drying processes, capitalizing on the globally leading role of TVT in this field. The long-lasting cooperation extends from fundamentally oriented research projects to the efficient implementation of solutions for the industry. Products of interest range from food ingredients and thermally sensible actives to powders which are synthetized at high temperature.
Parsum
Gesellschaft für Partikel-, Strömungs- und Umweltmesstechnik mbH
Particle measurement directly in the process: Parsum GmbH is an internationally recognized supplier of PAT solutions for the chemical and pharmaceutical industries. More than 430 installed measurement systems are currently used worldwide in 25 countries.
In several R&D projects carried out in cooperation with customers, plant manufacturers and universities, Parsum has invested heavily in the further development of particle probes in recent years.
Glatt has been cooperating successfully with Parsum for many years in the industrial establishment of inline particle size measurements. In the first few years, joint experience was gained in this area, which was then successfully brought into practical application via joint development projects.
Pigmentsolution
Pigmentsolution is a manufacturer of additives and preparations as well as a distribution company for high-quality additives, chemicals and special products. It offers high-quality specialties and services for the coatings & paints, surface technology, cosmetics & hygiene and chemical industries, partly based on the special capabilities of Glatt powder synthesis.
Pigmentsolution has extensive market knowledge and cooperates with Glatt in order to offer its customers the best possible combination as a solution using Glatt know-how and Glatt technologies.
PTJ
Projektträger Jülich
As one of Germany’s leading project management organizations, Project Management Jülich is a partner, PTJ, to the public sector in science, industry and politics. With its expertise in research and innovation management, it supports its clients in the federal and state governments as well as the European Commission in realizing their funding policy objectives. PTJ implements research and innovation funding programs for its clients that are precisely tailored to their requirements and socio-political needs. In doing so, it integrates national and European funding – for a competitive research and innovation location Germany in a common European research area.
Project Management Jülich is the sponsor of the projects abonocare 3 for a technology chain for the fermentation of organic residues with integrated nutrient fractionation, and abonocare 4 for the production of fertilizer granulates and special soil mixtures from phosphorus-containing secondary raw materials. Both projects are funded by the “Innovative Regional Growth Cores” program of the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF).
More about the projects abonocare 3 and abonocare 4.
RUHRVERBAND
Operating company in the water industry, Essen, Germany
We know what water is worth. With its approximately 1,000 water management facilities, including 13 large lakes and more than 60 wastewater treatment plants, the Ruhrverband ensures that water is available in sufficient quantity and excellent quality to supply 4.6 million people in the Ruhr region and beyond.
The Ruhr and its tributaries are managed as a single entity, irrespective of political administrative boundaries. This is the only way to ensure a fair balance between the various uses and interests in the rivers and lakes. This saves costs and serves the people and the environment.
The cooperation with Glatt takes place within the framework of the BMBF research network project on resource-saving and integrated activated carbon production at wastewater treatment plants for the elimination of trace substances RIAS.
More about the RIAS project.
SEF
Stadt Frankfurt am Main – Stadtentwässerung Frankfurt am Main
To treat its wastewater the city of Frankfurt am Main operates two wastewater treatment plants – one in Niederrad and the other in Sindlingen. Operating under the name Stadtentwässerung Frankfurt am Main (SEF). Combined they clean the wastewater of 1,14 million people from Frankfurt and the neighbouring communities.
At the Sindlingen site, Frankfurt has an additional plant for the mono-combustion of the sewage sludge produced, which currently results in about 7,000 t/a ashes. The SEF has been involved in projects for phosphor-recycling (p-reccyling) from sewage sludge incineration ash since 2005. This includes support of university research as well as its own initiatives, including laboratory tests and a large-scale trial to recycle the ash in an electrothermal process for phosphor-recovery (“Thermophos Vlissingen”).
Due to the foreseeable need of p-recyling in the future, the SEF expanded its analytical scope of its ash investigations significantly compared to the prescribed legal obligations. For more than 20 years, the SEF examines more than 30 defined sewer nodes in the catchment area for various heavy metals in the wastewater.
The cooperation with Glatt is part of the research project Regional Phosphorus Recycling in the Rhine-Main area under consideration of industrial and agricultural material cycles (RePhoRM) by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research.
More about the RePhoRM project.
se ma
Gesellschaft für Innovationen mbH
Sema is an expert in product development, contract research and custom synthesis of new specialty chemicals. This includes research, development and production of materials for special films, UV protection and high performance polymers.
In cooperation with Glatt, Sema develops new polymer-matrix material combinations for use in 3D printing processes.
SERAPLANT
SERAPLANT is building an industrial production facility for phosphate fertilizers based on an innovative phosphorous recycling technology. A production facility is built in the southern harbor of Haldensleben. Each year 60,000 tons of phosphate fertilizer will be produced.
SERAPLANT and Glatt have developed PHOS4green, a highly efficient manufacturing process with a patent pending, which is suitable for closing the gap in the phosphorus cycle by combining phosphorus recycling with the manufacturing process for new fertilizer and leading to products that can be marketed directly. Glatt’s scope of services in this project includes process development, overall planning, supply of all process equipment and ancillary systems, installation and commissioning.
Industrial-scale PHOS4green plant at SERAPLANT in Haldensleben, Germany.
SGL Carbon
SGL Carbon combines in-depth production, materials and engineering know-how with advanced graphite and carbon materials. In close partnership, this creates customized solutions in response to customers’ challenges.
The cooperation with Glatt is part of the joint project Siko – Silicon Composite Anode Materials. To improve electromobility with lithium-based batteries, the project partners are researching scalable processes for particle synthesis and the function-specific refinement of C-Si composites.
The Siko project is funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy BMWi.IIC6 under the ‘Energy’ funding program.
Hamburg University of Technology (TUHH)
Institute of Solids Process Engineering and Particle Technology (SPE)
Internationally, the university cooperates with selected scientific institutions as strategic partners and is involved in the European Consortium of Innovative Universities (ECIU).
The research focus of the Institute of Solids Process Engineering and Particle Technology (SPE) is fluidized bed technology and its industrial applications. In particular, novel measurement methods on modern laboratory and pilot plants are compared with hierarchically structured multi-scale modeling approaches.
Glatt cooperates with the SPE of the Hamburg University of Technology in many areas of particle technology. Specifically, the focus here is on fluidized bed technology and the simulation and characterization of particle formulation processes. Here, the institute occupies an outstanding position in the international research landscape. In particular, the flowsheet simulation of coupled solids processes as well as the numerical simulation of particulate multiphase flows, the analysis of the breakage and deformation behavior of particles as well as processes under higher temperatures are the focus of joint activities.
Sphera Encapsulation
Sphera Encapsulation is an Italian Biotech company dedicated exclusively to the research and development of sustainable micro and nano encapsulation. The company is solving the problem most industrial sectors have: the active ingredients used in manufacturing are degradable and easily oxidizable under certain conditions. Therefore, it is necessary to develop strategies to increase stability and to deliver the molecule intact and functioning to the consumer, with increased bioavailability.
Together with Glatt, Sphera Encapsulation is offering exquisite and innovative techniques, creating biodegradable and biocompatible nano and microcapsules, using processes based on fluidized bed technology that are also optimized to have the lowest impact on the environment.
thyssenkrupp
System Engineering GmbH
thyssenkrupp System Engineering is the system partner for the automotive, aerospace and battery industries. This includes the manufacture of various high-performance components as well as the development of automation solutions.
In cooperation with Glatt, concepts for the development and construction of new high-performance batteries, for use in automobiles, are being developed.
See also: EMBATT2.0 on material and process development for the efficient production of the large-format bipolar battery EMBATT
TLLLR
Thüringer Landesamtes für Landwirtschaft und Ländlichen Raum
The TLLLR is the upper agricultural authority, upper horticultural authority and upper state authority for land development and settlement authority. The TLLLR comprises completely the tasks and authorities of the agricultural and horticultural administration, the paying agency EAGF/ELER, Ref. 460 TLVWA as well as the tasks of rural development.
In parallel to the Federal Research Project Biomass Ash Monitoring (BAM), selected biomass ash fractions were tested for granulation with the spray granulation process in a Thuringian pilot and demonstration project. Glatt is the project partner for this spray granulation process for the conversion of biomass ashes into high-performance fertilizer.
TMG
Thermische Verwertung Mainz GmbH
TVM Thermische Verwertung Mainz GmbH was founded in August 2011 with the aim of recycling approx. 35,000 TM/a of sewage sludge, generating electricity to supply the central sewage treatment plant in Mainz and all related tasks. TVM is responsible as an intermunicipal company for the construction and operation of the sewage sludge mono-incineration plant in Mainz Mombach. The shareholders are Mainzer Wirtschaftsbetriebe (66 %), Stadtentwässerung Kaiserslautern (26 %), FWE VerwaltungsgmbH Kaiserslautern, Avus Abwasserzweckverband “Untere Selz” and the City of Wiesbaden with two percent each and WVE GmbH Kaiserslautern and VK Kommunal GmbH with one percent each.
The cooperation with Glatt is part of the BMBF research project Regional Phosphorus Recycling in the Rhine-Main area under consideration of industrial and agricultural material cycles (RePhoRM).
More about the RePhoRM project.
UHOH
Division of Conversion Technologies of Biobased Resources at the University of Hohenheim
The Division of Conversion Technologies of Biobased Resources at the University of Hohenheim is active in the field of conversion of biogenic residues by means of hydrothermal and pyrolytic technology on a laboratory and pilot plant scale, as well as in physico-chemical analysis with regard to the application of the carbonisates produced.
The cooperation with Glatt takes place within the framework of the BMBF joint research project on resource-saving and integrated activated carbon production at wastewater treatment plants for the elimination of trace substances RIAS.
More about the RIAS project.
Varta AG
Through intensive research and development, VARTA sets global standards in many areas of lithium-ion technology, especially microbatteries, making it a recognized innovation leader in the important growth markets of lithium-ion technology and in primary hearing aid batteries.
The cooperation with Glatt is part of the joint project Siko – Silicon Composite Anode Materials. To improve electromobility with lithium-based batteries, the project partners are researching scalable processes for particle synthesis and the function-specific refinement of C-Si composites.
The Siko project is funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy BMWi.IIC6 under the ‘Energy’ funding program.
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