Biochar Feedstock Research Using a Two-Barrel Nested Retort

This intern report describes the results of a series of trials designed to determine which materials produce the most suitable biochar in a two-barrel biochar retort of a design used at the Kerr Center.

Author: Jon Pollnow
Date: 2014
Pages: 5

Biochar Feedstock Research Using a Two-Barrel Nested Retort (PDF, 600 KB)

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This intern report describes the results of a series of trials designed to determine whether adding different mineral salts affected the quality of biochar produced in a two-barrel retort of a design used at the Kerr Center.

Feedstock Guide for a Two-Barrel Nested Biochar Retort

This intern report describes which feedstocks produce the most suitable biochar in a two-barrel biochar retort of a design used at the Kerr Center.

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A Few Facts about Biochar

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