WO2025063915A1 - Production of probiotic bacteria based biomaterial and bioplastic - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to the production of a probiotic bacteria based biomaterial and bioplastic, which can be used in the health, agriculture, food and industrial sectors, and which contributes significantly to a sustainable future by reducing the carbon ratio by compositing the probiotic bacteria based polymer material with a reduced proportion of petroleum-derived thermoplastic and biodegradable material.
- probiotic bacteria based biomaterials and bioplastics offer numerous advantages:
- Biodegradability These materials naturally degrade, reducing the plastic waste load in landfills and oceans.
- Probiotic metabolites improve material properties, making them suitable for various applications.
- Health Benefits Potential applications extend to the creation of functional materials that support human and environmental health
- bio-based products lie in sustainability, lower carbon footprint, biodegradability, reduced toxicity and the potential to create different markets.
- bio-based products By using renewable resources, bio-based products contribute to the preservation of ecosystems and minimize the depletion of finite resources. Their production also tends to emit less greenhouse gases and thus has a positive impact on climate change.
- the probiotic bacteria based polymer material to be produced with the invention makes an important contribution to a sustainable future with its reduced petroleum- derived thermoplastic ratio and reduced carbon ratio by making it composite with biodegradable material.
- the invention combines Probiotic Bifidobacterium infantis, Xylooligosaccharide and Sodium Alginate in materials known as "Probif".
- Probif Linear Low Density Polyethylene
- LLDPE Linear Low Density Polyethylene
- Glycerol Monostearate the invention produces Probiotic Containing Bioplastics.
- probiotic bacteria based biomaterials are as follows; in the (100 gr) material by weight;
- LLDPE Linear Low Density Polyethylene
- Probif Composite is based on Probif, a blend of Probiotic Bifidobacterium infantis, Xylooligosaccharide and Sodium Alginate. This composition gives the material not only biodegradability but also probiotic benefits, making it suitable for health and environmentally sensitive applications.
- Glycerol in powder form is incorporated into the material. Beyond its plasticizer role, it contributes to the flexibility and durability of the material.
- Linear Low Density Polyethylene (LLDPE) is in granular form and meticulously blended with Probif and Glycerol components. Variation in LLDPE concentration and specific processing parameters results in a range of material properties tailored to different applications.
- Probiotic Containing Bioplastics is a multi-stage process utilizing a precise blend of biomaterials as follows:
- Probif Addition The powdered Probif is meticulously blended into the formulation. Varying concentrations offer flexibility in adapting the probiotic content of the material.
- Glycerol also in powder form, is added to the mixture. Combining it adds to the flexibility and strength of the material.
- Extrusion and Granulation The mixture of Probif, Glycerol and LLDPE is mixed in bulk and extruded using an extruder (Extruder RTX-530). This process produces bioplastic granules using a temperature between 100°C and 170°C.
- Granule Formation The extruded material is converted into granules, providing versatility for various applications.
- Injection Molding The granules are molded into a multitude of products, from storage containers, bags and utensils to healthcare products such as sterile gloves, surgical supplies and syringes. Moreover, these bioplastics find applications in construction, agriculture, food processing and even the white goods industry.
- Bioplastics with Probiotics is at the forefront of sustainable materials innovation, blending the latest biomaterials and precise production techniques.
- This invention not only offers an environmentally conscious alternative to traditional plastics, but also offers probiotic benefits to a variety of industries, paving the way for a more sustainable, healthier future for both the environment and humanity. All technical and other features mentioned in each claim are followed by a reference number and these reference numbers are used only to facilitate understanding of the claims and should not be considered for illustrative purposes as limiting the scope of any of the elements indicated by these reference numbers.
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Abstract
The invention relates to the production of probiotic bacteria based biomaterial and bioplastic which is produced by extrusion consisting of Probif, Glycerol Monostearate and Linear Low Density Polyethylene (LLDPE) ExxonMobil LL 1001AV, a composite in powder form with unique properties and applications, and which provides for the creation of various products by molding using an injection device.
Description
PRODUCTION OF PROBIOTIC BACTERIA BASED BIOMATERIAL AND BIOPLASTIC
Technical Field
The invention relates to the production of a probiotic bacteria based biomaterial and bioplastic, which can be used in the health, agriculture, food and industrial sectors, and which contributes significantly to a sustainable future by reducing the carbon ratio by compositing the probiotic bacteria based polymer material with a reduced proportion of petroleum-derived thermoplastic and biodegradable material.
Background of the Invention
In a world increasingly focused on sustainability, a remarkable innovation is emerging at the intersection of biology and materials science. Probiotic Bacteria Based Biomaterial and Bioplastics combine the benefits of probiotic bacteria with biodegradable polymers, paving the way for a sustainable and thus environmentally friendly future.
Probiotic bacteria based biomaterials and bioplastics are materials that also provide benefits to the environment. At the heart of this technology is the synergy between beneficial probiotic microorganisms and biodegradable polymers derived from renewable resources such as starch, cellulose or polyhydroxyalkanoates (PHA).
The production journey of these innovative materials begins with the careful selection of probiotic bacteria strains known for their compatibility with biodegradable polymers. These strains are grown in sterile fermentation environments under controlled conditions of temperature, pH and oxygen levels. As they grow, they produce metabolites that enhance the properties of biodegradable polymers.
Once the probiotic cultures reach the desired state, they are incorporated into the biodegradable polymer matrix, ensuring even distribution and functional enhancement. Processing techniques such as extrusion or injection molding are used to shape the final biomaterials and bioplastics.
Probiotic bacteria based biomaterials and bioplastics offer numerous advantages:
Biodegradability: These materials naturally degrade, reducing the plastic waste load in landfills and oceans.
Functional Properties: Probiotic metabolites improve material properties, making them suitable for various applications.
Sustainability: The use of renewable polymers and probiotics promotes environmentally friendly production.
Health Benefits: Potential applications extend to the creation of functional materials that support human and environmental health
Strict quality control and testing procedures ensure the viability, biodegradability and desired material properties of probiotic cultures. Microbiological analysis, biodegradability testing and mechanical evaluations are essential components of the quality assurance process.
Probiotic Bacteria Based Biomaterials and Bioplastics represent an important step forward in the search for a sustainable and environmentally friendly future. These materials have the potential to revolutionize industries from packaging to healthcare by offering a viable alternative to traditional plastics.
For a greener world, innovations in the production of biomaterials and bioplastics demonstrate the extraordinary possibilities that arise when nature's wisdom is used for the improvement of society and the planet. Probiotic bacteria based materials are not just a technological advance; they are a testament to the harmonious coexistence of science and nature, paving the way for a more sustainable and healthier future for all.
Currently used petroleum-derived food packaging has a negative impact on the environment and human health. Collecting and recycling these products is a major problem in terms of time and cost.
The main advantages of bio-based products lie in sustainability, lower carbon footprint, biodegradability, reduced toxicity and the potential to create different markets. By using renewable resources, bio-based products contribute to the preservation of ecosystems and minimize the depletion of finite resources. Their
production also tends to emit less greenhouse gases and thus has a positive impact on climate change.
The probiotic bacteria based polymer material to be produced with the invention makes an important contribution to a sustainable future with its reduced petroleum- derived thermoplastic ratio and reduced carbon ratio by making it composite with biodegradable material.
The structural and characteristic features and all advantages of the invention will be more clearly understood with the detailed description below, and therefore this evaluation should be made in consideration of the detailed description.
Detailed Description of the Invention
In this detailed description, the invention is described with respect to the production of probiotic bacteria based biomaterial and bioplastic without any limiting effect.
The invention combines Probiotic Bifidobacterium infantis, Xylooligosaccharide and Sodium Alginate in materials known as "Probif". When integrated with Linear Low Density Polyethylene (LLDPE) and 90% Glycerol Monostearate, the invention produces Probiotic Containing Bioplastics.
The components used in the production of the invention probiotic bacteria based biomaterials are as follows; in the (100 gr) material by weight;
• - Probif in the range of 1 -30% (in powder form)
• - Glycerol in the range of 1 -10% (in powder form)
• - Linear Low Density Polyethylene (LLDPE) in the range of 1% - 60% (Granular)
Probif Composite is based on Probif, a blend of Probiotic Bifidobacterium infantis, Xylooligosaccharide and Sodium Alginate. This composition gives the material not only biodegradability but also probiotic benefits, making it suitable for health and environmentally sensitive applications.
Glycerol in powder form is incorporated into the material. Beyond its plasticizer role, it contributes to the flexibility and durability of the material.
Linear Low Density Polyethylene (LLDPE) is in granular form and meticulously blended with Probif and Glycerol components. Variation in LLDPE concentration and
specific processing parameters results in a range of material properties tailored to different applications.
The production of Probiotic Containing Bioplastics is a multi-stage process utilizing a precise blend of biomaterials as follows:
Probif Addition: The powdered Probif is meticulously blended into the formulation. Varying concentrations offer flexibility in adapting the probiotic content of the material.
Glycerol Increase: Glycerol, also in powder form, is added to the mixture. Combining it adds to the flexibility and strength of the material.
Extrusion and Granulation: The mixture of Probif, Glycerol and LLDPE is mixed in bulk and extruded using an extruder (Extruder RTX-530). This process produces bioplastic granules using a temperature between 100°C and 170°C.
Granule Formation: The extruded material is converted into granules, providing versatility for various applications.
Injection Molding: The granules are molded into a multitude of products, from storage containers, bags and utensils to healthcare products such as sterile gloves, surgical supplies and syringes. Moreover, these bioplastics find applications in construction, agriculture, food processing and even the white goods industry.
Environmentally Friendly Packaging: With a focus on biodegradability, it is ideal for storage containers as well as bags, and reduces environmental impact.
Developments in Healthcare Services: Sterile and non-sterile gloves, surgical mesh materials and syringes provide additional health benefits by utilizing probiotic content.
Industrial Versatility: Their integration into plastic crates increases the efficiency of the agriculture and food industries, while their adaptability in construction and appliance manufacturing enhances sustainability.
Bioplastics with Probiotics is at the forefront of sustainable materials innovation, blending the latest biomaterials and precise production techniques. This invention not only offers an environmentally conscious alternative to traditional plastics, but also offers probiotic benefits to a variety of industries, paving the way for a more sustainable, healthier future for both the environment and humanity.
All technical and other features mentioned in each claim are followed by a reference number and these reference numbers are used only to facilitate understanding of the claims and should not be considered for illustrative purposes as limiting the scope of any of the elements indicated by these reference numbers.
It is clear that a person skilled in the art can also demonstrate the novelty set forth in the invention by using similar embodiments and/or can apply this embodiment to other areas with similar purposes used in the relevant art. Therefore, it is also obvious that such embodiments will lack the criterion of novelty and especially the criterion of exceeding the state of the art.
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1. Probiotic bacteria based biomaterial wherein it comprises the following materials in the (100 gr) material by weight;
• - Probif in the range of 1 -30% (in powder form)
• - Glycerol in the range of 1 -10% (in powder form)
• - Linear Low Density Polyethylene (LLDPE) in the range of 1 % - 60% (Granular)
2. Probiotic bacteria based biomaterial according to Claim 1 , wherein it comprises a Probif composite comprising Probiotic Bifidobacterium infantis, Xylooligosaccharide and Sodium alginate in a ratio optimized for probiotic activity and biodegradability.
3. Probiotic bacteria based biomaterial according to Claim 1 , wherein comprises Glycerol Monostearate, which contributes to the flexibility and elasticity of the bioplastic material.
4. Production of probiotic bacteria based biomaterial and bioplastic and characterized with the following process steps:
• Addition of probif in powder form, and addition of Glycerol Monostearate in powder form,
• The mixture of probif, glycerol and LLDPE was mixed in bulk and subjected to extrusion using Extruder device (Extruder RTX-530),
• obtaining bioplastic granules using temperatures between 100°C and 170°C in this process
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