LUNAR REGOLITH SIEVER PROJECT
This project is a pioneering effort to build a robust infrastructure essential for sustained lunar operations, including transport, resource extraction, and potential industrial activity. One of the keys to this effort is the integration of regolith sorting and a specialized sorting station, vital steps in transforming raw lunar material into practical building resources for the landing sites. The process begins with the excavation of the regolith and its conveyance to the sorting station, where the material undergoes separation according to particle size. Fine particles are sieved for brick production, additive manufacturing, and other technologies. The siever invention was licensed (PL/ENG) to a US company preparing Lunar Landing Sites.
The invention is under patent application PCT/PL2023/050070.
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CONTACT
In case of any questions in this field, please contact our research head,
PhD Eng. Damian Pietrusiak, at damian.pietrusiak@pwr.edu.pl