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English: A schematic showing emissionless biochar production. The schematic makes it clear that the co² cannot escape at the pyrolysis unit due to the fact the the pyrolysis unit is hot; hot air rises and thus creates a suction effect on the hole. The idea showing a solar-powered pyrolysis unit is derived from combining Ravi's Kumar's pyrolysis unit (http://www.feasta.org/forum/files/ravi_kumars_pyrolysis_unit_184.gif) with a absorber tube of a parabolic trough. |
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