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- Happy Easter 2025!
With spring in full swing, the PURESCRAP teams is sending you sunny thoughts and joyful Easter wishes! - PURESCRAP workshop programme
Exciting update: the programme for our PURESCRAP workshop is now available! We're thrilled to announce that, along PURESCRAP, three other projects, Caesar, DiGreeS and CiSMA, will be providing their insights and experiences at the PURESCRAP workshop on April 2nd, 2025! This… Read more: PURESCRAP workshop programme - PURESCRAP workshop - save the date
We are excited to announce our upcoming PURESCRAP on April 2nd! This workshop will focus on the implementation of sensors for scrap anaylsis, bringing together experts, industry leaders, and researchers to share their insights. The aim of the workshop is… Read more: PURESCRAP workshop - save the date - Press release from SFG in Austria
Starting the year strong! We’re excited to kick off 2025 with fantastic news: the Steirische Wirtschaftsförderung SFG from Austria has featured the PURESCRAP project in a press release highlighting that three innovative companies from Styria - K1-MET GmbH, REDWAVE, and… Read more: Press release from SFG in Austria - Happy Holidays
The PURESCRAP team wishes you a Merry Christmas, relaxing holidays, and all the best for the New Year! - 4th PURESCRAP newsletter
Our latest newsletter is now available. We are excited to announce the release of the 4th newsletter of our project, packed with insights from the first reporting period, ongoing developments on our sensor stations and key achievements. Feel free to… Read more: 4th PURESCRAP newsletter
About PURESCRAP
Project funded by EU
PURESCRAP - purity improvement of scrap metal has been co-funded by the European Union with a total budget of 6.2 M euro. The project started 2023 and will continue until June 2026.
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Objectives
The project aims to increase the use of low-quality scrap grades (post-consumer scrap) by deploying and applying best available technologies to reduce impurities. During the project, sensor stations will be integrated in the two separate processing chains for heavy (cut) and shredded scrap to improve the impurity removal and enable a more efficient scrap processing.
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Sensor stations are being installed
The project has now entered its second phase where sensors are being installed in test stations. The shredded station is installed at Stena Recycling in the site Hallstahammar (Sweden) and the heavy station is installed at Swerim in the Luleå site (see picture). The scrap analysed in the sensor stations will be sent to partners VASD and SSAB for validation of the chemical analysis.
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This project is co-funded by the European Union, grant agreement ID 101092168.
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