Ladle Covering Compound-Rice Husk

I read a paper long ago about a process specifically developed for rice husk whereby the husk is mixed with a small amount of fuel oil then dry-distilled in a vaccum reactor.

Note that burning rice husk in free air yields only ash that´ll be much less than 0.5 mm particle size. So it´s carbon that´ll give the 0.5 mm particle size.

The process is not difficult but the scale may give rise to some material handling issues. Pilot plant testing is mandatory to get a grip on the mixing and reactor dynamics.

We have been burning rice husks for decades in suspension burners to make steam and power. As a by product we produce an ash that has been often used in the steel industry as well as in the cement industry and as a first step in the production of fume silica.

Ray Ganga

rayg@mcburney.com

Yes, rice husk have a high silica content. I bet that the ash erodes your stoker very quickly. Does it not?

Hello,

Can you give the price idea in which this ash is sold ?

Best regards

Raymond.Ranck raymond.ranck@gmail.com

Hello,

I can guide you in this regards. Where are you located ?

Best regards

Raymond.Ranck - raymond.ranck@gmail.com

we have a lot of stock of burnt rice husk ash ( mesh size can be adjusted according to customers needs ) which we want to sell in market.

prospective buyers can contact on chintamanipatwardhan@rediffmail.com

Mr. Vishnu,

We are planning for generating electricity from rice husk.So, kindly email your requirement in quantity and quality.So that we will plan accordingly.If you don't mind,please email: your address,email Id,Mobile No etc.

My email: ajaya_patro@rediffmail.com

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Mr. Ajaya Patro