C-GROUT
Pre-treatment of waste and subproducts of mineral origin with a view to their integration into material formulations for the offshore wind industry.
Date
From 01/09/22 to 31/12/25
Type
Research project
Status
Started
Contact information
Stéphane Neirynck
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The offshore wind sector has been experiencing significant growth for many years, driven by European authorities and companies thanks to its positive impact on the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. This offshore market has been identified by the C-GROUT project partners as a real opportunity, especially as it is perfectly in line with their core business and development strategy. The need for the development of a specific and innovative grinding technology will also allow a multi-sectoral transversal added value of the research results. The C-GROUT project aims to develop special circular concretes for the offshore wind energy sector. The use of recycled materials to replace certain concrete components will provide an economic, ecological and technological gain that will strengthen the positioning of the project partners in this sector. The C-GROUT project plans to develop grouts for low, high and ultra-high performance concretes for the Offshore sector that stand out from those of their competitors by the fact that they integrate pre-treated secondary mineral materials (waste and industrial by-products) into their compositions. Partners: Reverse Mineral Industry in Wallonia, Euroquartz, Lessine, Centre Terre et Pierre asbl, Université Catholique de Louvain, Université de Liège-PEPS.
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CTP
R&D center serving companies in the environmental and materials fields. As part of a circular economy approach, it pushes back the limits of treatment and recovery of industrial by-products and post-consumer waste by providing innovative, cost-effective solutions.
Chau. d'Antoing 55, 7500 Tournai, Belgique
Last updated: 21/08/2024
GreenWin
GreenWin is an innovation cluster for environmentally friendly technologies, one of the six competitive clusters set forth by the Wallonia Government. It is dedicated to the green economy and sustainable development.
Rue Auguste Piccard 20, 6041 Charleroi, Belgique
Last updated: 30/09/2024
Euroquartz
EUROQUARTZ is a Walloon company. They are active in industrial minerals and special mixes ready for use.
Rue Al'Fosse, 4681 Oupeye, Belgique
Last updated: 21/08/2024
UCLouvain
The Catholic University of Leuven welcomes more than 30,000 students and covers all fields of knowledge and education, through 4 axes: research, teaching, international and culture.
Place de l'Université 1, 1348 Ottignies-Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgique
Last updated: 05/09/2024
LESSINE
Lessine has been active for more than 125 years in the design, development, construction and installation of machinery in the bulk products industry. They master five major technologies in this sector; grinding, mixing, drying, separating and handling.
Rue de l'Europe 18, 7600 Péruwelz, Belgique
Last updated: 21/05/2024
PEPs
The PEPs group is active in the fields of (bio-) chemical reaction engineering, thermal and mechanical unit operations, process simulation, low carbon energy systems and sustainable development. This includes the corresponding fundamentals, especially mass and energy transfers, and multi-phase fluid dynamics.
Last updated: 13/03/2024
Remind Wallonia
Remind Wallonia is a platform of industrial, technological and scientific excellence, accelerating the circular economy in Wallonia.
Chau. d'Antoing 55, 7500 Tournai, Belgique
Last updated: 22/08/2024
