Activated carbon

Biochar generated as a by-product of combined heat and power gasification is classified as waste, for which the UK does not currently have a safety protocol for use in the open environment. The UEA is working with the Environment Agency to determine environmental tolerance limits, in order to assess potential environmental risks (ex: PAH contamination). My preliminary study aimed to measure any negative plant growth effects by amended soil with high concentrations of biochar under controlled laboratory conditions.

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George Wightman Wallace Activated Carbon Reactor 1926
Jeff Davis, January 24, 2010

This patent changed the way I look at pyrolysis:

http://www.google.com/patents/about?id=FX15AAAAEBAJ&dq=1,639,356

Every word counts and it deserves special attention. It reminds me of the TLUD design.

Some good background information:
http://www.google.com/patents/about?id=XdRVAAAAEBAJ&dq=1565129
http://www.google.com/patents/about?id=iPxAAAAAEBAJ&dq=1536696

I don't know about you guys but Monday I'm hitting Lowes for some flue pipe supplies before going to work.

Jeff

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Verve Integrated Wood Processing (IWP) Plant Narrogin, Western Australia
Steve Schuck, Stephen Schuck and Associates Pty Ltd
, Bioenergy Australia Manager, February 12, 2007

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