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Revision as of 15:32, 24 November 2021
Project Q3678136 in France
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | AAP RC 2015 RECYLED PH 1- ARTEMISE |
Project Q3678136 in France |
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4,294.83 Euro
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14,316.12 Euro
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30.0 percent
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1 January 2016
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30 June 2017
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SAS ARTEMISE
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Le projet RECYLED a pour objectif d’étudier : -la faisabilité technique du démantèlement et de la réutilisation des composants LED, -les voies de valorisation des autres constituants des lampes LED -les modèles économiques possibles (activité viable) pour aboutir à un démonstrateur d’une machine de traitement industriel automatisé des ampoules LED. C’est un projet stratégique pour l’entreprise ARTEMISE car si dans un premier temps il s’agit de diversifier son marché, à moyen terme il s’agit de sauvegarder son activité. Ce projet répond aussi à un enjeu environnemental important. Son originalité par rapport à d’autres projets en cours au niveau national ou international est de vouloir récupérer et réutiliser les composants LED (en état de marche ou à remettre en état) et non pas de les détruire et de les recycler. (French)
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The aim of the recyled project is to study: —the technical feasibility of dismantling and reusing LED components, -the ways of upgrading the other components of LED lamps -the possible economic models (viable activity) to lead to a demonstrator of an automated industrial processing machine for LED bulbs. This is a strategic project for the company Artemise because if initially it is a matter of diversifying its market, in the medium term it is a matter of safeguarding its activity. This project also addresses an important environmental issue. Its originality compared to other ongoing projects at national or international level is to want to recover and reuse LED components (working or rehabilitating) and not to destroy and recycle them. (English)
18 November 2021
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Identifiers
CA0001927
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