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Charlotta Obitz

Marknadschef

Tel
+46 73 088 76 75
Email
charlotta.obitz@ri.se
Location
Örnsköldsvik/Domsjö

Materials in contact with drinking water based on health (European drinking water directive), reliability (corrosion and durability in different ebvironmental conditions) and environment (climate footprint).

Expertise in lead-free brass alloys and transformation of the brass industry. Works along the entire value chain from material manufacturing, to component manufacturing, corrosion and sustainability to recycling

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New drinking water directive for increased resilience and sustainability

For a resilient water supply, both the supply and quality of the water need to be ensured. It demands materials that last over time and do not cause contamination. The latest update to the EU Drinking Water Directive brings new re…
Expertise

The Drinking Water Directive

In 2020, the EU Council of Ministers made a decision regarding a new Drinking Water Directive, which is being implemented in Sweden during spring 2023. The goal of the directive is to protect human health from all types of contami…
Expertise

Substitution of lead and heavy metals

Do you have products with brass or other alloys containing lead? RISE has extensive experience in helping companies replace lead and other heavy metals. Our experts will help you to identify suitable alternatives, adapt your produ…
Expertise

Substitution of hazardous chemicals

Non-toxic and circular cycles are a focus area in Sweden’s circular economy strategy. Hazardous chemicals in products and processes need to be replaced in order to protect human health and our environment. RISE has expertise in ev…
Network

MRC Brass Alloy

The brass industry is facing a transition to lead-free alloys. Within the membership program brass alloy, we conduct research with a focus on corrosion, materials and manufacturing technology adapted for the modern lead-free and l…
Network

Materials in contact with drinking water

The network gathers relevant actors along the drinking water chain, such as manufacturers, industries associations, drinking water suppliers, authorities, and researchers, who are interested in the topic of materials and products …