| The Shree Tatyasaheb Kore Warana, is a sugar factory that produces 40000 tons of bagasse a year. |
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| A first step was to find an economic use for the pomace and for bagasse, the by-product of the sugar industry. |
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| For experiments to make and test guayule-composite particleboard, Nakayama sent air-dried guayule bagasse to colleague at Madison, Wisconsin. |
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| Nakayama used acetone, a solvent, to extract the resin from guayule bagasse. |
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| There are notebooks made of bagasse, a product of sugarcane waste, a renewable eco-friendly material. |
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| A production plant under construction in Jennings, La., will produce ethanol from rice hulls and bagasse. |
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| He started to work with wild grasses, bagasse, rice and corn straw as basic materials for the mushroom substrate. |
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| The world's largest sugarcane crop provides bagasse, a fibrous residue which burns in high-pressure boilers. |
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| Sugar cane has become a valuable commodity, capable of producing not only sugar but also energy, using bagasse or indeed natural manure. |
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| Without the bagasse supply, these organisations may have to use fossil fuels. |
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| Raw sugar factories produce their own steam by burning bagasse, and a reasonably efficient plant has as much as 20 percent excess bagasse. |
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| An arrangement based on the sugar mill supplying the bagasse and receiving process steam and a royalty has been reached. |
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| Professor Ahring thought that producing ethanol from bagasse in Brazil would enable it to become competitive with gasoline without tax subsidies. |
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| Kimberly-Clark also uses bagasse in paper towels and tissues. |
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| Some biomass residues such as sawdust, groundnut shells, bagasse and coffee husks, are products of agro-industries. |
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| Sugar refineries use the bagasse as an energy source to supply the heat required for the sugar production process. |
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| Ethanol and gasoline will be blended to generate electricity on a sustainable basis through the use of bagasse, a by-product of the milling process. |
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| Spreckelsville introduced five-roller grinding to reduce sugar loss, utilised bagasse to replace coal, and irrigated on a vastly larger scale to reduce labour costs. |
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| A process for the delignification of sugarcane bagasse using aqueous hydrotropic solutions is investigated. |
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| Where sugar cane is concerned, for example, either the sugar or the bagasse may be used as a source of energy. |
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| Agricultural waste such as bagasse, straw, sawdust and cotton and coffee husks is being used by African countries for energy production, including co-generation. |
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| Other products of the processing include bagasse, molasses, and filtercake. |
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| The primary use of bagasse and bagasse residue is as a fuel source for the boilers in the generation of process steam in sugar plants. |
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| After harvest, the crop produces sugar juice and bagasse, the fibrous dry matter. |
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| Sugarcane bagasse is a potentially abundant source of energy for large producers of sugarcane, such as Brazil, India and China. |
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| Current technologies, such as those in use in Mauritius, produce over 100 kWh of electricity per tonne of bagasse. |
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| The researchers believe that bagasse fibers can be a good replacement for fibreglass, Fars news agency reported. |
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| Researchers have studied the possibility of using bagasse fibers and carbon nanotubes as reinforcing agent in cement-based composites. |
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| In mid 2013, PTPN X planned to diversify products by operating a bio-ethanol plant using bagasse as the feedstock in Mojokerto, East Java. |
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| It was noted that in Australia sugar cane is selected for greater leafiness and cane burning4is being reduced to provide more material for bagasse. |
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| In addition, some of the country's largest sugar mills have contracts with the government to supply bioelectricity year-round using bagasse during sugarcane season and fuelwood derived from eucalyptus during the off-season. |
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| It produces abundant biomass and can be used for a multitude of derived bio-products: terpenes to control termites, bio-molecules used in pharmaceuticals and cosmetics, and even bricks for heating and fuel from bagasse. |
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| We have used shipping pallets, chicken wire, basic tools and rakes, recycled five and 15-gallon containers, standard toilet seats, and sugarcane bagasse and dried grass. |
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| Paper is produced from bagasse in several Latin American countries, in the Middle East, and in sugar-producing countries that are deficient in forest resources. |
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| Electrical generation from bagasse could become quite important, particularly to the rural populations of sugarcane producing nations. |
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| Recent cogeneration technology plants are being designed to produce from 200 to over 300 kWh of electricity per tonne of bagasse. |
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| A greener alternative to burning bagasse for the production of electricity is to convert bagasse into biogas. |
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| Technologies are being developed to use enzymes to transform bagasse into advanced biofuel and biogas. |
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| Soda pulping is another specialty process used to pulp straws, bagasse and hardwoods with high silicate content. |
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| The virgin fiber for the machine will be mainly indigenous bagasse, a waste product from the production of sugar from sugar cane. |
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| He had discovered that the gases emitted from burning sugarcane bagasse produce bagassosis, an illness that damages the lungs. |
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| Adsorption of phenol from diluted aqueous solutions by activated carbons Obtained from bagasse, oil palm shell and pericarp of rubber fruit. |
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| Designed and produced by the chief and creator Schinishiro Ogata, it consists of fibers of reeds and of some residue got back during the pressing of the sugar cane, the bagasse. |
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| However, non-wood sources, such as wheat straw, rice straw, bamboo and bagasse, which represent a major source of fibrous raw materials, are used extensively in developing countries. |
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| In the longer term, recycled wood construction materials are an option, as are other types of fibres such as bagasse and other agricultural products. |
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| Physical and chemical analysis of activated carbon prepared from sugarcane bagasse and use for sugar decolorisation. |
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| And at a time of volatile sugar prices and growing economic pressures on cane producers, use of bagasse as a renewable energy source can provide a stable, additional revenue stream. |
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| The deal demonstrates the considerable confidence that Tereos has in the farmers of Réunion, which is backed up by the premium for cogeneration from bagasse and the strong potential of new sugarcane varieties. |
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| Figure 1 shows activated carbon made from sugarcane bagasse. |
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| This report as one of the world's largest producers of sugar, India produces enough sugarcane bagasse to generate more than 5 GW through co-generation. |
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| Nicaragua is the second largest exporter of sugar in Central America and is the country making the most use of sugarcane bagasse to generate clean energy. |
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| As sugarcane is a seasonal crop, shortly after harvest the supply of bagasse would peak, requiring power generation plants to strategically manage the storage of bagasse. |
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| We offer Bagasse pulp products in bleached or unbleached option. |
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| Bagasse can also be used as an alternative source of pulp for paper production. |
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| Bagasse is usually burned to produce steam, which in turn creates electricity. |
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| Bagasse must be modified physically and chemically to increase its adsorptive properties to ensure it is more favourable towards pollutants commonly found in wastewater. |
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