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Stowarzyszenie promocji Jakoschi uslug Pralniczych
Poljska
Slovenian Chamber of Craft, Section of Maintenance of textiles
Slovenija
Croatian Chamber of economy, Industry and Technology Department
Hrvatska
Hogeschool Gent
Belgija
Schicon
Belgija
CTTN-IREN
Francuska
WFK
Njemačka
TNO
Nizozemska
Stomerij Zeekant VOF
Nizozemska
Kreussler & Co. GmbH
Njemačka
Short description of project
The EU-27 industrial laundry sector, with 11.000 establishments (more than 90% SMEs), washes 2,7 billion kg of soiled textiles per year (wet weight) employing 168.000 workers and utilizing 42 million m3 of wash water and 60 PJ of energy per year. It generates similar quantities of waste water, to be treated, and substantial CO2 emissions (3,8 million tons CO2/year). The annual turnover of the sector is 5,1 billion euro, which could be doubled if all disposable textile articles were replaced by environmentally friendly reusable items. Focused and coordinated research to develop and improve innovative technologies can greatly enhance the performance of the industrial EU laundry sector. The conventional laundry processes are characterized by large enthalpy destructions and resource inefficiencies. It is the purpose of the project to design the SMART Laundry-2015 through research, further development and adaptation of 15 key technologies and practices. These include water reduction, energy savings, green fuel substitutions for CO2 reductions, new energy systems and improved sequencing of the processes. Full implementation of the SMART Laundry-2015 will reduce the annual water consumptions by at least 10,4 million m3 (30%), the energy consumptions by 27,5 PJ (45%) and the overall CO2 emissions by 1,8 million tons CO2 per year (47% reduction) at 100% market penetration in the year 2015. Improved laundry services with the 15 key technologies and practices will enhance reusable textiles and reduce the throwaways and disposables by 20%. The 15 key technologies and practices will be investigated at pilot scale level and subsequently integrated in a unified design. A parallel benchmarking and innovation monitoring will validate both the actual energy demand and the potential of energy savings of the future innovations. Future economic gains from SMILES are projected at 940 million EUR in the next 10 years. An important component of project SMILES is the educational effort and training of key staff members and hands-on workers to assist in the introduction of the SMART Laundry-2015.The project also encompasses the writing, production and dissemination of key materials by a special website (smartlaundry2015.com) to national associations and to all SMEs in the sector. Finally the resource reductions in the laundry processes are assured by an automated energy management system controlling and monitoring input and output savings. SMILES has 6 WPs: WP1 Water reduction, WP2 Energy/CO2 reduction, WP3 Chemicals reduction, WP4 Quality improvement, WP5 Integration/Transfer and WP6 Project management. The project has a well-planned management structure for the cooperation between 5 AGs/SME Associations, 2 SMEs and 8 RTDs from 7 EU countries.
Short description of the task performed by Croatian partner
Quality improvement/Risk analysis Integration/Transfer of Knowledge