Technology
High surface area activated carbon
High Surface activated Carbon – a powerful and eco-friendly solution for water, air purification, color removal, harmful materials removal and storage application needs. Derived from sustainable biomass, this remarkable product boasts exceptional adsorption capabilities, effectively removing impurities, odors, and harmful substances.
Hydrogen generation – Pyrolysis process
The process of biomass pyrolysis, which produces a synthesis gas (syngas) rich in hydrogen, entails heating organic materials in an inert atmosphere. Additional processes, including catalytic steam reforming, are frequently needed in the process to improve the yield and purity of hydrogen. The entire process is regarded as a carbon-neutral and sustainable way to produce green hydrogen.
Nanosol in Concrete
- The properties and processes at the nanoscale define the interactions that occur between particles and phases at the microscale and the effects of working loads and the surrounding environment at the macroscale.
- Processes occurring at the nanoscale ultimately affect the engineering properties and performance of the bulk material.
Geopolymer nanocomposite Concrete
Concrete, as one of the most widely used building materials, is known in civil engineering projects worldwide. Considering the high consumption of concrete and the increasing demand for cement production, attention to the environmental detrimental effects of this substance, including its contribution of about 7% to carbon dioxide emissions in the atmosphere and considerable energy consumption such as electricity and fossil fuels, is inevitable, and offering alternative products in the path of sustainable development is considered essential.
