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BASF SE,

www.basf.com

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Material Selection 17/18

’ heißt das

zweite Material-Trendbuch von BASF, das

eine globale Perspektive auf Trends und

Materialien zugleich bietet. Darin vorge-

stellt werden innovative Kunststofflösun-

gen, mit denen Kunden diesen Trends

begegnen können. Das Trendbuch wur-

de erstmals gemeinsam von den Exper-

ten der designfabrik

®

in Tokio, Schanghai

und Ludwigshafen entwickelt.

Die Trendforscher und Designer des Kunst-

stoffbereichs aus beiden Regionen gingen

gemeinsam vor, um für Kunden Denkan-

stöße und Inspiration für zukünftige Pro-

duktentwicklungen bereit zu halten.

Die Trendstudie richtet sich exklusiv an

Designer und Kreative bei Kunden und

potentiellen Kunden und wird nur in Ver-

bindung mit einer persönlichen Präsenta-

tion übergeben.

Material-Trendbuch

Total Refining & Chemicals

www.polymers.total.com

... in the Circular Economy World

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Total has just completed an industrial

scale test run, following a series of pilot

plant trials, demonstrating the feasibility

of sustainable incorporation of about

20% of post-consumer recycled polysty-

rene within virgin polystyrene. The trial,

which was carried out on an existing

production asset, successfully led to pro-

duct with properties equivalent to virgin

polymer.

“Polystyrene is one of the easiest poly-

mers to recycle,” explains Jean Vialle-

font, Vice President Polymer Europe.

“Our success highlights that polystyrene,

New Routes for Post-Consumer Recycled Polystyrene ...

which naturally provides outstanding

performance for various applications,

will be a significant contributor to the

Circular Economy. It is unquestionably an

innovative way to enlarge the accessible

market for recycled polystyrene and to

convert a large volume of post-consumer

waste.”

Based on this encouraging result, Total is

launching new developments to manage

contamination of recycled streams. The

objective is to create a robust process in

order to handle complex polystyrene

waste streams that can be implemented

on our different existing production lines.