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    • Research and Development

    Studies of the present set the path to the future

    In an increasingly aware world of the need for sustainable development, biology, technology, and economics are converging to transform the way we live and work. As technology advances, so does our capacity to innovate and create solutions that promote a circular economy. Sots Verds contributes its part to continue these advancements, alongside the CTFC and UPC.

    The EVUP Network provides a considerable amount of data related to both biology and sociology and technology—data that has not been able to be collected or monitored with such accuracy until now. This is why collaboration with research centers is so important. Researchers collaborating with Sots Verds will provide information about new uses for what we consider waste, as what is no longer useful to one person is a treasure to another.

    Research in the Field of Biology

    The research currently being initiated around the Self-Managed EVUPs, concerning the fields of biology and forestry science, has the main objective of finding new applications and products from materials that we currently consider waste.

    The main studies can be summarized in these four points:

    • The valorization of semi-processed screened wood chips.
    • The applications of the Compost 0-20 y Wood Chips P-16s/ P-31S /P63screening waste.
    • The valorization of leachates from RPJ (pruning and gardening waste).
    • The valorization of biomass production / bedding / dry and wet mulching.

    To carry out this research, the company Sots Verds has partnered with CTFC, the Center for Forest Science and Technology of Catalonia, which has accepted proposals to maximize the yield from all the processes and materials gathered at the Self-Managed EVUPs.

    Research in the Field of Technology

    A Self-Managed EVUP serves as a valuable resource not only for biological material but also for technological research in fields like mechanics and ICT (Information and Communication Technology). This interdisciplinary research can significantly contribute to scientific and technological advancements in various areas.

    The recent lines of research focus on:

    • The development of technologies for material detection through imaging.
    • The computer processing of data for collection, comparison, and conclusions from the scales.
    • The development of specialized machinery for screening.
    • The study of trial and error in analyzing new production and supply processes for the valorized products.

    This research contributes to creating more efficient and innovative solutions that will further enhance the circular economy and sustainable practices in waste management.

    Self-Management

    We propose objectives and methods to achieve efficiency.

    Itinerant Machinery

    Itinerant machinery allows for the optimization and improvement of the valorization at the EVUP Network.

    Technological Innovations

    The tools for conducting research are the subject of study.

    Valorization

    The products resulting from the valorization process are the subject of studies.

    Collaborating Institutions

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