Chicken Manure Biochar Strips Zinc from Smelter Wastewater at Scale
Biochar produced from chicken manure in a 15-ton-per-day pyrolysis system removed 97.3% of zinc from real smelter wastewater in experiments.
Biochar produced from chicken manure in a 15-ton-per-day pyrolysis system removed 97.3% of zinc from real smelter wastewater in experiments.
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