Ferrous By-product Recycling Using Microwave Technology (FERMAT)
Lead Participant:
Sexton Materials Research Limited
Abstract
The project aims to use microwave technology in new ground breaking processes to transform unuseable ferrous process by products into a high value raw material that can be re-used in the steel making process, thus creating value for the partners, improving resource resilience, reducing environmental impact and increasing business sustainability. It is envisaged that a successful outcome will have significant economic impact across a broad range of industrial sectors as the technology gains acceptance.
Lead Participant | Project Cost | Grant Offer |
|---|---|---|
| Sexton Materials Research Limited, Cardiff | £69,069 | £ 48,348 |
Participant |
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| Teledyne E2v (UK) Limited, Essex | £38,797 | £ 19,395 |
| Darlow Lloyd & Sons Limited, NR BRIDGEND | £45,294 | £ 27,177 |
| Swansea University, United Kingdom | £28,762 | £ 28,762 |
| Tata Steel UK Holdings Limited, London, | £127,000 | £ 63,500 |
| University of Nottingham | £41,806 | £ 41,806 |
People |
ORCID iD |
| Mark Sexton (Project Manager) |