The highest cumulative gas production occurred with the
byproduct of canola, followed to a lesser extent by the black sunflower and the forage radish.
Statistical analysis: The homogeneity of EE concentrations in copra
byproducts was tested using PROC UNIVARIATE of SAS (SAS Inst.
to develop a means to reuse metalcasting
byproducts from Waupaca's six facilities in Wisconsin, Indiana and Tennessee.
Two hundreds mg of freeze-dried green tea and black tea
byproducts passed through 1 mm screen were weighed each into 100 mL calibrated glass syringe.
In addition to
byproduct recycling, the plant also recycles old metal parts, wire and junk for scrap metal content, as the money recovered easily justifies the activity and the process helps keep the plant clean.
There is an alternative explanation, namely that religious psychology is a
byproduct of many parts of the mind that evolved for other purposes.
The example above (see Example 5) assumes that the company makes one primary product and one
byproduct from a common process with a joint cost of $10,000.
2] emissions when burned; the only
byproducts are heat and pure water.
The Institute provides training for students, professional community, regulators, and the general public in sustainable waste and
byproduct management domestically and abroad, and contributes to the overall educational focus and 'learn-by-doing' mission of Cal Poly.
Diets were formulated by replacing elephant grass (control) with
byproducts in the following proportions: 100/0, 70/30, 50/50 and 30/70 (elephant grass /
byproduct).
We intend to go out and aggressively look for niche companies that want to set up in Sudbury in the eco-industrial park to take advantage of the waste
byproduct from the biodiesel plant.
Every
byproduct from the plant is captured or used.
