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Do you know any person how can i make filter bed by rice husk and...
I think the best way is first to convert rice husk and corn cob to their respective biochar or char. Secondly activation of these char with any of chemical or physical process. This will provide you activated carbon derived from rice husk and corn cob respectively. As these have very porous structures you can directly use them as filter bed.
I think the best way is first to convert rice husk and corn cob to their respective biochar or char. Secondly activation of these char with any of chemical or physical process. This will provide you activated carbon derived from rice husk and corn cob respectively. As these have very porous structures you can directly use them as filter bed.
Dear Shahin Azad, I think you want how to pack the column of these adsorbents and be used for continuous adsorption or column study. This in done in the same way as any other column is packed, but remember initially you have to sieve your adsorbent to obtain uniform size/ washed and then dried and packed. And now the column is ready for use.
Dear Shahin Azad, I think you want how to pack the column of these adsorbents and be used for continuous adsorption or column study. This in done in the same way as any other column is packed, but remember initially you have to sieve your adsorbent to obtain uniform size/ washed and then dried and packed. And now the column is ready for use.
Additional suggestion is, kindly follow the Dr Kereans work... He published the work how to produced biochar with pyrolysis within 500-700 degree celcious.
Additional suggestion is, kindly follow the Dr Kereans work... He published the work how to produced biochar with pyrolysis within 500-700 degree celcious.
I think the best way is first to convert rice husk and corn cob to their respective biochar or char. Secondly activation of these char with any of chemical or physical process. This will provide you activated carbon derived from rice husk and corn cob respectively. As these have very porous structures you can directly use them as filter bed.
Hope it will help you.
Good luck
I think the best way is first to convert rice husk and corn cob to their respective biochar or char. Secondly activation of these char with any of chemical or physical process. This will provide you activated carbon derived from rice husk and corn cob respectively. As these have very porous structures you can directly use them as filter bed.
Hope it will help you.
Good luck
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Please give me that Dr.kereans work link.
Please give me that Dr.kereans work link.
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AGREED WITH MR. KHAN
AGREED WITH MR. KHAN
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Dear Shahin Azad,
I think you want how to pack the column of these adsorbents and be used for continuous adsorption or column study.
This in done in the same way as any other column is packed, but remember initially you have to sieve your adsorbent to obtain uniform size/ washed and then dried and packed. And now the column is ready for use.
Dear Shahin Azad,
I think you want how to pack the column of these adsorbents and be used for continuous adsorption or column study.
This in done in the same way as any other column is packed, but remember initially you have to sieve your adsorbent to obtain uniform size/ washed and then dried and packed. And now the column is ready for use.
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Additional suggestion is, kindly follow the Dr Kereans work... He published the work how to produced biochar with pyrolysis within 500-700 degree celcious.
Kind regards
Additional suggestion is, kindly follow the Dr Kereans work... He published the work how to produced biochar with pyrolysis within 500-700 degree celcious.
Kind regards
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