- Technische Universität Darmstadt, Institut IWAR, Fachgebiet Abwasserwirtschaft - Germany,
- Technische Universität Darmstadt, Institut IWAR, Fachgebiet Abwassertechnik - Germany,
- Hochschule RheinMain, Institut für Umwelt- und Verfahrenstechnik Fachgebiet Abwasseraufbereitung - Germany,
- inter3, Institut für Ressourcenmanagement - Germany,
- BS-Partikel GmbH - Germany
Identification of Industrial Plastic Emissions by means of Innovative Detection Methods and Technology Development to Prevent the Input into the Environment via the Wastewater Pathway: Industrial wastewater is one of the entry routes for microplastics into water bodies. However, little is known about how many of these tiny plastic particles are actually found in the wastewater of different industrial sectors, how their emission can be avoided and which effective purification technologies exist. The EmiStop joint research project aims to provide answers. For the first time, partners from industry and science want to compile reliable information on plastic types in various industrial wastewaters and their concentrations. In addition, they want to develop measures adapted to the respective industry so that microplastics do not get into wastewater in the first place or can at least be efficiently removed from it.
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Knowledge Gaps
Environmental fate and behavior of plastic
Environmental exposure
Monitoring exposure methods
Environmental risk assessment (ERA)
Environmental effects and ecotoxicity
Degradation
Bioaccumulation, bioconcentration and persistence
Chronic or long-term effects, multiple forms and/or sources
Human and environmental exposure test methods
Characteristics of plastic-general