Characterization of Hybrid Composites with Polyester Waste Fibers, Olive Root Fibers and Coir Pith Micro-Particles Using Mixture Design Analysis for Structural Applications. [PDF]
Polymers (Basel), 2021 Tufail MR +5 more
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Substitutions for Peat in Hawaii Nursery Production [PDF]
, 1997 Effects of various organic sources on plant growth and medium porosity were evaluated; alternatives to peat tested cannot be used for exported container plants but may be suitable for local use with some experimentation by the ...
Hensley, David, Yogi, Julie
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Microbial activity in peat-reduced plant growing media : identifying influential growing medium constituents and physicochemical properties using fractional factorial design of experiments [PDF]
, 2020 Ameloot, Nele +6 more
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Development of Briquette From Coir Dust and Rice Husk Blend: an Alternative Energy Source [PDF]
, 2014 Biomass is one of the predominant renewable energy sources and the use of biomass for the energy generation has got much attention due to its environmental friendliness.
Hossain, M. M. (Md) +2 more
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Perubahan Sifat Mekanis Komposit Hibrid Polyester Yang Diperkuat Serat Sabut Kelapa Dan Serat Ampas Empulur Sagu [PDF]
, 2013 Filler composite material with natural fibers is ranging widely known in the manufacturing industry. Environmentally friendly material, able to be recycled, as well as able to destroy it self by nature is a technological demands of today. Coco fiber and
Leiwakabessy, A. Y. (Arthur) +3 more
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Operation of Biofilter with Mixed Agricultural Residue as Filter Material: Effects of Humidification and Inlet Hydrogen Sulfide Volume fraction on the Performance [PDF]
, 2006 Mixed agricultural residue, inoculated with aerobic sulfide oxidizing microbial consortium, was used as biofilter media to study the removal efficiency (,R) of hydrogen sulfide (H2S).
A. Gangagni Rao +2 more
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UTILIZATION OF FUNGAL SPECIES ISOLATED FROM SOIL FOR COIR PITH COMPOSTING [PDF]
Coir pith, a ligno-cellulosic material formed during the extraction of coir fiber from coconut husks, accumulates as a waste material from coir processing factories causing environment and disposal problems.
A. Kanagarathinam, Dr. K. Shanthi
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Non-conventional uses and processing techniques for coconut products [PDF]
, 1970 At present the products of the coconut palm that are of commercial significance are copra, coconut oil, desicated coconut and coir fibre. Some recent trends is coconut technology are reviewed and certain claims for for the non-conventional utilization ...
Nathanael, W.R.N.
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Mechanical and thermal properties of natural fibre based hybrid composites: a review [PDF]
, 2017 Environmental issues have motivated researchers to replace synthetic fibres with natural fibres in the fabrication of polymer composites. However, natural fibres demonstrate weak mechanical or thermal properties which limit their different applications ...
Abdan, Khalina +7 more
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