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Hydrothermal Carbonization (TU Berlin)
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short description
HTC is a processing technology providing a highly efficient conversion of biomass into coal. As input material is used low grade biomass like green cut from the own TU / UdK Campus and the Tiergarten, organic waste of Campus restaurants, Campus sewage sludge, animals manure from “neighbor” Zoological Garden (no competition with food production!). A reactor with the size easily to be installed in the cellar or a conventional carport of a single family house, is carbonizing biomass in a worldwide unique 90 minute timeframe.
campus full address
Technische Universität Berlin
Straße des 17. Juni 135
D-10623 Berlin
Germany
country
Germany
contact person/researcher/expert
Prof: Dr. Markus Antonietti; Max Planck Institute for Colloid and Interfaces MPIKG Potsdam-Golm, Patent Holder
key words
processing technology, biomass, organic waste
creator of profile
Martin Kriegel
email contact person
m.kriegel@tu-berlin.de
institution(s)
TU Berlin
visibility of the part "ii innovation profile"
Public
origins of the idea
Research institution, Educational institutions
strong points and potentials
- Strong installment potential for both business and particular use
weak points and risks
- Costs??
spatial scale
Single Spot
primary use of project
Mixed use
sectors of innovation
Energy, Waste
upscaling potential
Neighbouring Science/Technology Parc or campus
type of innovation
Technical
innovation status
Demo on Campus
time to market
0 – 1 years