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Health Risk from Toxic Metals in Wild Rice Grown in Copper Mining-Impacted Sediments
Northern wild rice is of great dietary and cultural importance to the Native American population in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Millions of tons of mine tailings were discharged into Lake Superior and other inland lakes during the copper mining boom
Rohan Deep Sarkar +3 more
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Application of sand can ameliorate rice paddy fields converted from saline–sodic land. However, the requirement of huge amount of sand has been limiting its practical application. In this study, flushing during saline sodic-sensitive stages of rice plant
Mingming Wang +11 more
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Manufacture of Concrete with Artificial Sand from Rice Husk Waste
The high level of rice production in Indonesia creates a large amount of waste material as the husks are removed from the edible portion of the rice grains. Grain milling plants—located in almost every region of Indonesia—cause environmental pollution from the incineration of the unused husks. This study investigated the viability of reducing pollution
null Subandi +4 more
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Loquat (Eriobotrya japonica) has a great potential to be cultivated as a fruit crop in North Sumatra. In order to cultivate loquat, the availability of high-quality seedlings is becoming an essential factor.
Muhammad Imam Surya +2 more
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Combine harvester is a rice harvester that can cut the panicles of standing plants, knock down and clean the grain while crossing the rice fields. The use of combine harvester can potentially damage the soil, the soil becomes hard and the use of fuel ...
Suganda C. Saputra +2 more
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Workability of coconut fiber concrete with rice husk ash as a sand replacement
Abstract Fiber concrete has been widely known for its ability to prevent cracks especially micro crack. Natural fiber concrete was one way to accommodate the use of waste natural fibers and at the same time producing sustainable materials. This research tried to examine the workability of Coconut Fiber Concrete (CFC) that incorporated 2%
F V Riza, D Karnelia, J Hadipramana
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Brown rice puffing (unpolished rice) gives a more nutritious product compared to traditional puffed polished rice and reduces the cost of the product significantly, even though, the rice bran layer resists expansion during puffing.
Ajay Kumar Swarnakar +2 more
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Application of Renewable Natural Materials for Gas and Water Shutoff Processes in Oil Wells
We propose a complex sealing compound for increasing the efficiency of shutoff operations based on natural materials processing for materials such as sand, peat, rice, and husks.
Valery Meshalkin +7 more
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Effect of Bio-Cementation with Rice Husk Ash on Permeability of Silty Sand
The scarcity of competent soils in the desired locations has forced geotechnical engineers to look for soil stabilization that is sustainable and environment-friendly. In this regard, bio-cementation technology has received a lot of interest in this area because of its benefits over traditional soil stabilization techniques.
Martina Gumsar Sorum, Ajanta Kalita
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The suitability of sand-rice husk ash (RHA) blends for subbase applications [PDF]
Road is an important structure to enable and facilitate people to move from one location to another. Based on Public Works Department of Malaysia's (PWD) Specification for Road Works (JKR/SPJ/2014), the conventional materials for subbase are sand, laterite, crushed aggregate and cement stabilized. Overdependence on these conventional materials has kept
J. Idrus +4 more
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