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Tags: Biomasserecycling, carbon cycle, carbon recycling, cascading use of biochar, erneuerbare Rohstoffe, feed additive, Kaskaden-Nutzung, Kohlenstoffkreislauf, Kohlestoffrecycling, liquide manure treatment, Ökosystemdienstleistung, Pflanzenkohle, Pyrolyseanlagen
At the end of the year the one-acre farmer of long ago spent January, February, and March hunting rabbits in the hills and writing Haiku. Though he was called a poor peasant, he still had this kind of freedom. The New Year's holiday lasted about three months. Gradually this vacation came to be shortened to two months, one month, and now New Year's has come to be a three-day holiday.
Masanobu Fukuoka
There is no activation step necessary. When used in cement, mill it to below 50 micrometer. When using it as sand replacement in plasters, simple milling...
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Hi Christos, No need to activate the biochar to use it for soaps etc. Normally, the biochar from your grey water system should not do any harm to soil...
Hello there, It’s an amazing and hugely explanatory article you have there. We are farm that practices natural building, regenerative farming, natural...
... sofern die Plastik wie vorgeschlagen sortiert wird (nur die Plastikteile, die in Wasser aufschwimmen werden pyrolysiert), pyrolysieren die Kunststoffe...
Am 4. February 2013 um 20:54 Uhr Titre:
This article is a great boost to the biochar equipment makers world wide. I have forwarded it to our local municipal council for them to review.
Australia is not so ahead as Germany / Switzerland and Austria. Hopefully in time we will catch up. Until then I will keep making biochar on the farm by hand.
Thanks again for the great article
Charmaster Dolph Cooke
Biochar project Australia
Am 6. February 2013 um 00:06 Uhr Titre:
This is a very nice article on the state of biochar in the world. The farm uses identified here are very intriguing. I would love to share some of the silage and poultry research with farms that we work with.
We produce a proven, continuous feed pyrolysis system in the US that scales between .5 tonnes/hour and 3 tonnes/hour. We also produce a biochar based soil amendment with myccorhizae and nitrogen.
Check out our system and Garden Char at Internationaltechcorp.net
Biochar is growing as an earth-friendly option for power production and soil sustainability. With producers and users working together to spread the word, we can make a difference.
Tom Grissom
International Tech Corp
Am 27. May 2015 um 21:11 Uhr Titre: Hydrokohle aus HTC
Nun haben wir das Jahr 2015 und das Jahr 2013 war immer noch nicht der Durchbruch für die Pyrokohle, warum?
Die Pyrokohle ist in der Herstellung immer noch teuer und nicht ganz umweltfreundlich. Sinnvoller erscheint daher die Kaskadennutzung von Biomasse: zunächst die Umwandlung von Abfallbiomasse in Hydrokohle mittels der HydroThermalen Karbonisierung (engl.: HTC), sodann die Verstromung der Pyrolysegase und gleichzeitige Umwandlung der Kohle zu Koks oder auch Pyrokohle genannt.
Dadurch hat die Umwandlung einen elektrischen und einen thermischen Wirkungsgrad und beides kann bei der Strom-Wärme/Kälte-Kopplung verkauft werden und somit Umsatz bringen, was sodann zu einem besserem ROI führt.
Je nachdem ob man mehr reaktive oder mehr speicherfähige Kohle haben möchte, verwendet man entweder die Hydrokohle oder die inerte Pyrokohle.
Am 11. January 2016 um 05:41 Uhr Titre:
This is a great article disseminating information on a wider usage of Biochar. We are producing Biochar from Chicken manure, Napier grass and Palm fruit fibers. If you need further details, kindly drop me a mail at avsingam@gmail.com