In-depth insights: material flows in the cycle, innovation projects and the latest technologies. Our Spotlight Areas offer valuable and exciting insights into current topics such as battery recycling, plastics recycling, digitalization in water management, and hydrogen.
Titled "Circularity for E-Mobility", we will present best-practice examples of selected material flows relating to the mobility of the future together with companies from the automotive, recycling, metal and plastics industries. From the dismantling of end-of-life vehicles to recycling and the reuse of recovered raw materials in production, right through to the new car, we want to show that it is already possible to close the loops for a large number of materials today and also take a special look at developments in the field of e-mobility and the associated requirements for a sustainable circular economy.
As an enabler of the circular economy, the mechanical and plant engineering sector provides technologies for the various options for recycling plastics. The spotlight area, for which it is responsible, focusses on chemical recycling and sends visitors on a tour through the world of recycling—from collection, sorting and shredding to the new product, the route leads via mechanical or chemical recycling. The area sheds light on the technologies and highlights their potential and limits.
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What can the future of energy supply with hydrogen in the municipal circular economy look like? Visit us, take a look into the supply landscape of tomorrow and listen to the exciting presentations.
In the West Entrance Hall, the DWA offers you a Spotlight Area on the topic of digitalization in water management. Here you will get an overview of the best practice model of the Emscher conversion and the use of various digital technologies. You can look forward to interesting and exciting impressions, including the “Digital Twin”.
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Digital representations of buildings, facilities and systems help to better understand and track the processes involved in planning, construction, operation and maintenance.
Techniques such as AR and VR can be used to visualize these digital models. Get a special insight into digital water management at our Spotlight Area and take part in our special program.
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