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Da colture dedicate agli scarti dell'agroindustria:
biotecnologie, economia circolare e Green Jobs
Nicoletta RavasioCNR ISTM,
Milano
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Non energeticbioproducts
EnergeticBioproducts
715Billions $ in 2021
CAGR 8,9%!!!!
Biorefinery Products: Global MarketsBCC Research, april 2014, EGY117A
IEA Bioenergy Task 42:
Biorefinery is the sustainable processing of biomass into a spectrum of marketable products
System integration
Multiple products
Sustainabilityuso
salute
occupation
healthSocial
H2O
climat
acidification
Environmental
profitable
pay-back
Economic
Biofuels
Lubricants
Polyols
ω-3, ω-6
Varietalselection
Protein hydrolisates
scrutching
Biomass
Oligomers and sugars
Pressing
Oil
Fiber
Green building materials
Caratterizzazione NMR oli, sostanze naturaliproteinePreparazione, caratterizzazione compositiCatalisi omogeneaSintesi organicaFibre naturali
ISMAC
Catalisi eterogeneaTrasformazioni oli vegetaliOli non-food per energiaSintesi organica Processi sostenibili
ISTM
AgronomiaBiologia molecolareGenomica vegetaleStudio di proteinePiante non-food per energia
IBBA
Catalisi enzimaticaSostanze organiche naturaliBiologia molecolareChimica farmaceuticaProteine
ICRM
UniMi + UniPvCatalisi enzimaticaBiotecnologieBiologia MolecolareCaratterizzazione biochimica
CatalisiICRM
ISMAC
ISM
ISTM
ProteineIBBA
ICRM
ISMAC
Formulazione,
caratterizzazione
compositiISMAC
Piante e oli per energiaIBBA
ISTM
Biologia
molecolareIBBA
ICRM
ISM
PolimerizzazioneISMAC
G. Speranza, G. Boschin et al. J. Agr. Food Chem., in corso di stampa
ACE inibitori dal panello degrassato
Verso l’industrializzazione
Prototipi industriali (Davifil s.r.l.)
M. Bianchetto Songia, A. Patrucco, F. Ramella Pollone, M.N. Ravasio, C.Tonin“Materiale composito di origine naturale e metodo per la sua fabbricazione”Dom Brev Ind GE2012A000028 (07.03.2012), Rilasciato 05 settembre 2014 con n. 0001410155
Partners CNR: ISPA Istituto di scienza delle produzioni alimentari; ISMAC Istituto di studio delle macromolcole; IBF Istituto di biofisica; IRSA Istituto di ricerca sulle acque
Coordinatore IBBA
RiceRes
Proteine
olio
steroli
lignina
cellulosa
Silice
Rapporto Enel – Symbola 2018
100 storie di Economia Circolare
ISTM
UniMi
UniPv
ISMAC
Milling
Rice husk
Hulling
Whitening
Extr
act
ion
Rice bran oil
1 tonn
Rice bran
70 kg
200 kg
1. 35 tonn
WP2 Insulating materials for green-building
“Composite of natural origin and method for itspreparation”Italian Pat. Appl. GE2012A000028 (07.03.2012),Granted 05.09.2014 n. 0001410155
• Waste wool
• rice straw
A comparison
Polystyrene panels:
• Free-standing• Thermal Cond. (λ) ≈ 0.03 W/m
o
K• low cost• low density
• fossil based• Not recyclable• Very bad fire behaviour
Wool materials:
• Excellent fire behaviour• recyclable and compostable• produced from waste renewable materials• Thermal Cond (λ) ≈ 0.05 W/m
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K
• Not free-standing• higher cost
Wool&Straw panels:
• Free standing!• Good fire behaviour• Resistant to moth and molds• Highly perspirant• Suitable for anti-sismic building• reciclable and compostable• produced from waste renewable materials•Thermal Cond.(λ) ≈ 0.043 W/m
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K
• higher cost
WP2
Biofiller: controlled degradation toobtain silica particles covered by acarbon residue
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igh
t %
T (°C)
T mr(°C)
PP/PPg 368PP/PPg/BF
10% 372PP/PPg/BF
20% 387
Thermal stability increases(barrier effect due to C residue).
T mr: weight loss maximum rate
Biofillers from husksWP2WP2
Silica from vegetables: Phytolits
Silica increases a tyre’s wet grip and cuts its rolling resistance by around 30%. That translates into a 5-7% reduction in fuel consumption.
Rice(MMT)
Bran(MMT)
Oil potential(MMT)
Oil actual(MMT)
China 131.186 9.18 1.84 0.090
India 89.178 6.24 1.25 0.820
Indonesia 42.954 3.01 0.60 --
Bangladesh 31.832 2.23 0.45 0.002
… … … … …
World 455.707 31.90 6.38 1.20
Source: www.fao.org/crop/statistics/en. Accessed 10 September 2012A. G. Gopala Krishna, INFORM 2013, 24(4), 260-265
Unexploited potential
Too Acidic !!! (Rancid)
Organolectic
properties
Biological
properties
Infant formulas
Functional
properties
foaming, surfactant,
emulsifying action
Umami taste
Hydrolysed Vegetal Proteins - HVPs
Functional foods, cosmetics, taste enhancers
Oil
DFB
Xilanases, Phytases
Protein from defatted branWP4
✓ Parabenfood and cosmetics
✓ oral care productssost. Triclosan
Antioxydants Antibacterial and antifungal agents
BHT E321
BHA E320
Metabolits potentially carcinogenics. Max 0,02% (FDA)
Poultry Sci, 2016, 95, 2435-2440
Fat with unusual composition
C14:0 C16:0 C18:0 C18:1 C18:2 C18:3 C20:0 C20:1 C22:0 C24:0
Coffee Silver Skin 1.2 30.2 6.6 6.2 25.0 0.6 12.1 0.3 15.6 2.1
Spent Coffee Ground - 32.8 7.3 11.5 43.7 0.6 3.0 - 0.5 --
Paper from silverskin
❖ Cellulose from silverskin allows to save 10-15% virgin cellulose
❖ CSS fat could improve grease
resistance
Industrial Symbiosis
Cellulosic fraction
Lipid fraction
Lipid and
phenolic
fraction
Cosmetic
products
Paper
Industria cosmetica
• 10,5 Miliardi di € (2016) con 35000 addetti
• Italia 4° in Europa (51,56% in Lombardia)
• 54% donne vs 28% manifatturiero
Il siero di latte: «from gutter to gold»
8 Milionitonn/anno
94% circa del volume di latte
BOD = 35.000 mg/LCOD = 70.000 ppm di O2
Un litro di siero ha un carico ambientale uguale a quello prodotto da una persona nell’arco delle 24 ore.
Cheese Vat
Whey
Creamseparator
Cheese
Wheycream
Wheyproteins
UF retentate
UF permeate
LactoseDelactosepermeate
Crystallization
WheyPermeate
UF: Ultrafiltration
9.4 miliardi $ nel 2017
2,5 miliardi
Il siero di latte: «from gutter to gold»
Statista 2017