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    CONVERTING

    AGRICULTURAL WASTESINTO USEFUL PURPO SES

    K.ESAKKI RAJ.

    2nd MECH (THAMZH)University V O C college of engineering Tuticorin.

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    INTRODUCTION

    Agricultural waste is waste produced asa result of various agricultural

    operations . It includes manure and other

    wastes from farms, poultry houses and

    slaughterhouses harvest waste fertilizer

    run- off from fields pesticides that enter

    into water, air or soils and salt and silt

    drained from fields.

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    BIOMASSGlobally, 140 billion metric tons of

    biomass is generated every year from

    agriculture.

    o This volume of biomass can be

    converted to an enormous amount of

    energy and raw materials

    o Biomass takes the form of residual

    stalks, straw, leaves, roots, husk, nut

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    AGRO WASTES TO PRODUCEELECTRICITY

    Latest technology and research haveproved that it is possible to generateelectricity with nothing but pure

    agricultural waste. That would mean recycling animal

    dung, discarded plant husk, rotten

    leaves etc. to produce electrical power ,and all this without using any edibleagricultural product.

    That would mean more power

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    WASTES:Presently the company produces over

    300,000 pounds of onion waste each

    day.

    which is utilized by the system to

    generate electricity, enough to power

    460 homes.

    The electricity generated is stored in

    two 300KW fuel cells which will also

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    AGRI WASTES TO PREPARECHARCOAL

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    ADVANTAGES Biomass is always available and can

    be produced as a renewableresource.

    Growing Biomass crops produceoxygen and use up carbon dioxide.

    Less money spent on foreign oil. Biomass used as a fuel reduces need

    for fossil fuels for the production of

    heat, steam, and electricity forresidential industrial and a ricultural

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    DISADVANTAGES Agricultural wastes will not be

    available if the basic crop is nolonger grown.

    Additional work is needed in areassuch as harvesting methods.

    Is in some cases is a major cause of pollution. Research is needed to reduce the

    costs of production of Biomass basedfuels.

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    CONCLUTION

    To date agricultural wastes (grass,dry leaves, sugarcane trash, etc..which are produced in huge quantitieshad been put to little use. Thisresearch involves conversion of agricultural wastes to char, by an

    environment friendly, continuous batchprocess, briquetting of the char into asolid fuel form and use of an efficient,clean and user-friendly stove ideallysuited for the briquettes as fuel.

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    THANK

    YOU