ArSta Eco pltd Indira Nagar, Bangalore, Karnataka

Because of the high adsorption capacity as well as the cation exchange ability ArSta eco biochar is applicable as sorbent in sewage treatments and filtration plants. Also in emerging countries and townships the availability of hygienic drinking and potable water is becoming a challenge. The traditional waste water treatment is often done through a mechanical process (ie. sieves, rakes, followed by a decantation process) followed by a biological cleaning process (ie. Sewage fields, filtration, trickling filter, submerged bodies, sludge process, nitrate system, decay system) . Research shows that organic substances can be removed through absorption with Biochar.

Coco peat is a by-product which is left over from the milling of coconut husks to obtain the fibers. Coco peat which was earlier disposed as a waste product has become a popular growing medium due to its unique features. Coco Peat growing mediums over the years have proven itself to be a huge success & have acquired a market share in the growing medium trade superseding many other mediums performing beyond expectation.

Biochar is a carbon-rich product made from renewable agricultural waste residue like coconut shells, corn cobs, cotton stalk, coconut husk, fronds, bagasse etc. It is produced by pyrolysis (heating in the absence of oxygen) that acts as a sustainable and permanent soil amendment. Research findings and experience on the field show that there is an increase in crop yields by using Biochar Soil amendment.

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ArSta eco (P) Limited manufacture charcoal briquettes form agricultural residue mostly coconut, and can burn longer than traditional wood charcoal, with no sparks, no smell and no smoke. ArSta eco Biochar briquettes comes in three shapes-Pillow, Oval and Hexagonal. Pillow and Oval Shaped briquettes are roll formed and the Hexagonal briquettes are extruded. The process of manufacturing briquettes is as follows. Collection of agricultural residue feedstock. Segregating and grading Drying Carbonizing Pulverizing Mixing with Binder and forming Drying Packing