Resource efficiency in METALIK BICIPI AD

METALIK BICIPI (METALIK BCP) applies the procedure with a project for increasing the resource efficiency. The company envisages the introduction of two new, technology-driven, technological solutions that represent manufacturing innovation. The project leads to improved resource efficiency of the enterprise, has a positive effect on environmental protection and is based on a resource efficiency audit. The implementation of the project envisages the demonstration of the implemented technology to other enterprises in the industry and has the potential to multiply the results. The implementation of the project envisages the implementation of technological solutions for optimization of the production process, reduction of used raw materials and reduction / elimination of part of the generated waste in the existing production of steel castings. The project refers to one of the specific waste streams "Packaging Waste", the amount of emissions into the atmosphere and will be carried out within the Natura 2000 network and as a result will provide a positive effect on the environment protection MMETALIK BCP applies under the procedure on its own. There are planed activities for instalation of DMA - acquisition of an induction 20 kg furnace for melting and casting of steel in a protected gas environment and installation for the production of sand molds suitable for casting steel castings, regeneration of the molding material and DNA - simulation software of foundry processes. The project also includes two events and a publication in traditional and digital media for multiplication of results, visualization of the project. Prior to applying for the procedure, a resource efficiency audit was carried out, which envisages the payback period of the investment - 5,85, increase in efficiency by 16,02%, reduction (average) of the quantity of used raw materials - 2,63% and 35,09 % of the waste.

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Overview

Status Closed (completion date)
Start date 27 Nov, 2018
End date 08 Dec, 2020
Contract date 27 Nov, 2018
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Financial information

Total cost 619,000.00
Grant 373,700.00
Self finance 245,300.00
Total paid 372,972.53
EU participation percent 85.0%

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