@pettawayallie @MyraA_Biochar@NU_ChemE@ScottS_Biochar@alexC_Biochar Thank you for the question! We are currently looking at setting up in Lubbock, Texas, as this is the US's center of cotton production. For our start up costs, we are looking at an overall total fixed capital cost of $38.2 MM.
@rory_luk@lovestonedra@EdNtuiOKey@SeanScarbrough6 Really great work guys, and an interesting project! I had two questions. Are your values for the fluid flow based of physiological values and do you intend to use blood as a medium? Also can you predict how long of a run time the chip might have until you begin to see fouling?
@OwenPorth@NU_ChemE This is a really interesting project, and I love how you incorporated all these programs to flesh out the concept! I just had one question on the availability of used cooking oil. Is there enough collected to supply your process, and is there enough to allow for future growth?
@Sasaene @francescowai1 @posterforclass @mustafayev8musa @AlhosaniAhmed_ Great job guys! I see you have the two designs presented here. Is there one that you are favoring over the other? Also I know you had a little difficulty with the describing the heat transfer for one of the systems. We’re you able to figure out how to connect the two sides?
Hi everyone! CHARming Industries (team 17) here, with a poster describing our biochar production plant. Our plant helps farmers and ginners turn cotton trash into a soil amendment to recycle carbon and reuse waste! @NU_ChemE#CHME4703Poster