Flowchart of composting and organic fertilizer production plants. We have delivered and installed a number of similar facilities throughout Indonesia and the region.
This document discusses common mistakes and misperceptions in organic soil management. Some of the mistakes discussed include thinking that organic farming means neglect or omission of inputs, that organic means simply substituting synthetic inputs with natural ones, and that plants do not differentiate between management practices. The document also discusses misperceptions such as the need for pre-plant tillage in organic systems and the incompatibility of precision agriculture and artificial drainage with organic farming.
This file contains a brief introduction about the Kasur Treatment plant this plant is meant for the treatment of waste water coming from the tanneries.
please comment on the report if you visit...:)
This presentation highlights how synthetic pesticides affect human, animals and environment directly and indirectly. It also sheds light on what happens when the synthetic pesticides are used and how they get on non target organisms. It is worth noting that they can remain in the soil and water for a relatively long time. As much as possible, we should use them according to the instructions given and only use them when it is necessary. One can also consider other pest control measures like integrated pest management that is much safer.
This document provides an overview of the effluent treatment process at Delta Knit Composite Ltd. It describes the various stages of ETP including screening, equalization, pH correction, aeration, sedimentation, sludge thickening, and effluent discharge. The key stages involve using bacteria to biologically treat 120 m3/hr of wastewater over 8 hours in an aeration tank, sedimentation to separate solids from treated water, and sludge thickening before partial recycled is returned to the aeration tank and the remainder is discharged. The multi-stage biological and physical separation process aims to treat industrial wastewater before discharge.
Biochar is a carbon-rich form of charcoal that can be applied to agricultural land to help with environmental management. It is formed by heating biomass in the absence of oxygen, and adding it to soil in the Murrumbidgee Region could help address water availability and yield loss issues by retaining water longer in the soil and increasing crop yields more than fertilizer or biochar alone. The region produces over 60,000 tonnes of agricultural waste per year that has the potential to produce 121,520 tonnes of biochar annually.
Biochar is fine-grained or granular charcoal made by heating vegetative biomass, bones, manure solids, or other plant-derived organic residues in an oxygen-free or oxygen-limited environment and used as a soil amendment for agricultur- al and environmental purposes.
It is a new word to describe fine-grained, highly porous charcoal made from biological material (biomass), high in organic carbon. This excludes fossil fuel products, geological carbon and industrial synthetics (plastics).
Biochar is pyrolysed feedstock under limited or no supply of O2 (Lehmann and Joseph, 2009)
This concept comes from-Terra Preta- ancient soils of the Amazon. (Glaser et al., 2001 and 2002; Lehmann, 2007).
The document discusses the topic of phytoremediation, which uses plants to remove pollutants from soil, water, and air. It defines phytoremediation and describes the various processes involved like phytoextraction and rhizofiltration. Examples are given of plants commonly used in phytoremediation like Indian mustard, willow, and sunflower. While phytoremediation has advantages of being low-cost and using solar energy, it also has limitations like being a slower process than traditional techniques and potential contamination of the food chain. The document concludes that phytoremediation is still evolving but has potential to help curb toxic pollution.
Biochar is a charcoal-like substance made through pyrolysis of organic matter such as agricultural and forestry wastes at 350-600°C. It is stable, carbon-rich, and can remain in soil for thousands of years. Biochar has benefits for soil function like increased moisture retention, microbial activity, and porosity. It also enhances crop yields and the soil's adaptive capacity to climate change. Biochar is produced through low-oxygen burning to create a high carbon material that can sequester carbon in soil for long periods. It is then charged with nutrients before being applied to soil to improve fertility and soil health. The use of biochar can reduce fertilizer needs, greenhouse gas emissions from soil,
This document discusses common mistakes and misperceptions in organic soil management. Some of the mistakes discussed include thinking that organic farming means neglect or omission of inputs, that organic means simply substituting synthetic inputs with natural ones, and that plants do not differentiate between management practices. The document also discusses misperceptions such as the need for pre-plant tillage in organic systems and the incompatibility of precision agriculture and artificial drainage with organic farming.
This file contains a brief introduction about the Kasur Treatment plant this plant is meant for the treatment of waste water coming from the tanneries.
please comment on the report if you visit...:)
This presentation highlights how synthetic pesticides affect human, animals and environment directly and indirectly. It also sheds light on what happens when the synthetic pesticides are used and how they get on non target organisms. It is worth noting that they can remain in the soil and water for a relatively long time. As much as possible, we should use them according to the instructions given and only use them when it is necessary. One can also consider other pest control measures like integrated pest management that is much safer.
This document provides an overview of the effluent treatment process at Delta Knit Composite Ltd. It describes the various stages of ETP including screening, equalization, pH correction, aeration, sedimentation, sludge thickening, and effluent discharge. The key stages involve using bacteria to biologically treat 120 m3/hr of wastewater over 8 hours in an aeration tank, sedimentation to separate solids from treated water, and sludge thickening before partial recycled is returned to the aeration tank and the remainder is discharged. The multi-stage biological and physical separation process aims to treat industrial wastewater before discharge.
Biochar is a carbon-rich form of charcoal that can be applied to agricultural land to help with environmental management. It is formed by heating biomass in the absence of oxygen, and adding it to soil in the Murrumbidgee Region could help address water availability and yield loss issues by retaining water longer in the soil and increasing crop yields more than fertilizer or biochar alone. The region produces over 60,000 tonnes of agricultural waste per year that has the potential to produce 121,520 tonnes of biochar annually.
Biochar is fine-grained or granular charcoal made by heating vegetative biomass, bones, manure solids, or other plant-derived organic residues in an oxygen-free or oxygen-limited environment and used as a soil amendment for agricultur- al and environmental purposes.
It is a new word to describe fine-grained, highly porous charcoal made from biological material (biomass), high in organic carbon. This excludes fossil fuel products, geological carbon and industrial synthetics (plastics).
Biochar is pyrolysed feedstock under limited or no supply of O2 (Lehmann and Joseph, 2009)
This concept comes from-Terra Preta- ancient soils of the Amazon. (Glaser et al., 2001 and 2002; Lehmann, 2007).
The document discusses the topic of phytoremediation, which uses plants to remove pollutants from soil, water, and air. It defines phytoremediation and describes the various processes involved like phytoextraction and rhizofiltration. Examples are given of plants commonly used in phytoremediation like Indian mustard, willow, and sunflower. While phytoremediation has advantages of being low-cost and using solar energy, it also has limitations like being a slower process than traditional techniques and potential contamination of the food chain. The document concludes that phytoremediation is still evolving but has potential to help curb toxic pollution.
Biochar is a charcoal-like substance made through pyrolysis of organic matter such as agricultural and forestry wastes at 350-600°C. It is stable, carbon-rich, and can remain in soil for thousands of years. Biochar has benefits for soil function like increased moisture retention, microbial activity, and porosity. It also enhances crop yields and the soil's adaptive capacity to climate change. Biochar is produced through low-oxygen burning to create a high carbon material that can sequester carbon in soil for long periods. It is then charged with nutrients before being applied to soil to improve fertility and soil health. The use of biochar can reduce fertilizer needs, greenhouse gas emissions from soil,
phytoremediation of pesticide affected soilsHARISH J
1. The document discusses soil pollution from pesticides and methods to remediate contaminated soils called phytoremediation.
2. Phytoremediation uses plants and their associated microorganisms to degrade, extract, or immobilize environmental contaminants from soils and water.
3. There are several phytoremediation mechanisms including phytoextraction, rhizofiltration, phytostabilization, phytovolatilization, and phytodegradation that use different plant properties and processes to remediate pollutants like metals, pesticides, and other organic contaminants.
Este documento presenta información sobre la gestión del agua en la cuenca del río Cumbaza en Perú. Resume los usos actuales y futuros del agua, los principales problemas ambientales, y propone la necesidad de una gestión integrada y participativa del agua a nivel de cuenca hidrográfica.
Drying is need because the high moisture grain will cause heat build up (Hot spot) from respiration of microorganisms, low thermal diffusivity of grain ,increased the mold growth, reduced starch and sugar content.
Biochar for sustainable land management and climate change mitigationExternalEvents
This presentation was presented during the 3 Parallel session on Theme 2, Maintaining and/or increasing SOC stocks for climate change mitigation and adaptation and Land Degradation Neutrality, of the Global Symposium on Soil Organic Carbon that took place in Rome 21-23 March 2017. The presentation was made by Ms. Annette Cowie, from UNCCD – SPI - Australia, in FAO Hq, Rome
This document provides an overview of constructed wetlands. It discusses that constructed wetlands are man-made wastewater treatment systems that use natural processes involving wetland vegetation, soils, and their associated microbial assemblages to improve water quality. They are used for secondary or tertiary treatment through filtration, sedimentation and biological degradation. The document outlines the types of constructed wetlands, their key components including a waterproof basin, filter media and plants, and how they function to remove organic matter, suspended solids, pathogens, nitrogen and phosphorus through various microbial and plant-mediated processes.
Organic fertilizer plant business proposalSumitRoy122
This ppt describes business proposal for setting up an organic fertilizer plant. This covers WWATTA, Economic feasibility, Technical feasibility, social feasibility, operational feasibility and schedule feasibility for setting up plant. Presented by Sumit Roy as part of assessment component of Project management of PGADM 2018-19 batch of SIMS, Pune
AIR POLLUTION CONTROL course material by Prof S S JAHAGIRDAR,NKOCET,SOLAPUR for BE (CIVIL ) students of Solapur university. Content will be also useful for SHIVAJI and PUNE university students
The document discusses zero effluent discharge systems. It provides an introduction and overview of zero effluent discharge, including the need for such systems, their benefits, drivers and challenges. It then discusses specific applications for zero effluent discharge in industries like textiles. The document focuses on zero effluent discharge treatment of textile wastewater, outlining the key treatment steps and environmental challenges.
Biomethanation of organic waste, Anaerobic degradation,Degradation of organic...salinsasi
Energy has a major economical and political role to play in the modern day society. Energy consumption in the developed countries has more or less stabilized whereas in developing countries like India and China it is increasing at a phenomenal rate. The Government is looking forward to Biomethanation as a secondary source of energy by utilizing industrial, agricultural and municipal solid wastes. A large amount of money is being invested in this direction with various projects under different stages of implementation and many to follow them. Hence the long-term sustainability of the technology needs to be judged. Various potential merits of Biomethanation like reduction in land requirement for disposal, preservation of environmental quality, etc. are the spin off of the process. A study of biomethanation plant in different developed countries and India has been carried out. To understand the technical feasibility in the Indian context, a comparison is made between the characteristics of Indian waste and the ideal wastes characteristics. Further problems of the operational stability, commercial viability of biomethanation in India, developmental plans covering issues in the formulation of national policy, improvements in collection and transportation systems, marketing strategy, and funds allocation has been highlighted .With the growing energy crisis supplemented by environmental concerns, Biomethanation can serve as a potential waste-to-energy generation alternative.
With the ever increasing awareness of green house gases and its adverse impact on the environment, pursue of Biomethanation of Municipal Solid Waste will drastically reduce the emission of CH4 and CO¬2, earning the country precious carbon credits. It will also forge India among developing countries, leading in adoption of technology which suffices the broad guidelines as laid under KAYOTO PROTOCOL.
India faces severe water shortages, with demand for fresh water expected to exceed supply by 40% by 2030, negatively impacting industries that require water. Many industries discharge untreated wastewater containing heavy metals and other pollutants into water sources. Implementing wastewater recycling and zero liquid discharge systems using various treatment methods can help close this demand-supply gap, save resources, and generate additional water supplies for reuse.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help boost feelings of calmness, happiness and focus.
Organic Farming for Sustainable Agriculture - Forestry Nepalx3G9
Organic farming seems more appropriate for sustainable agriculture as it considers natural resources and the environment. Intensive use of inorganic fertilizers and pesticides has led to issues like nitrate pollution of groundwater, heavy metal accumulation in soils, eutrophication of water bodies, and stratospheric ozone depletion. Pesticide pollution also contaminates foods and the environment. To address these problems, organic farming favors maximum use of organic materials and minimizes synthetic agrochemicals to maintain soil fertility and a healthy ecosystem.
El documento describe la contaminación del río Chili en Arequipa, Perú. El río recibe vertidos agrícolas, urbanos, mineros e industriales no tratados que lo contaminan y ponen en riesgo la salud humana y animal. Las posibles soluciones incluyen medidas de control y fiscalización de los residuos de empresas, prevención de la contaminación ambiental, solicitar la opinión de INRENA y elaborar un plan municipal para prevenir y concientizar sobre la contaminación.
This document provides an overview of agricultural waste management. It discusses the types and sources of agricultural waste, the impacts of waste, and approaches to managing waste, including the key functions of production, collection, transfer, storage, treatment, and utilization of waste. Treatment methods for agricultural waste include composting, recycling, and incineration. The waste hierarchy of reduce, reuse, recycle is also covered. Examples of agricultural waste streams and their potential uses from various crops are outlined.
The document summarizes waste treatment and disposal practices in the pulp and paper industry. It describes how the paper manufacturing process generates hazardous waste in the forms of wastewater, solid waste, and gaseous emissions. The wastewater contains chemicals like Na2CO3 and chlorinated compounds, while solid waste includes lime mud and treatment sludges. The document outlines steps taken for environmental improvements like wastewater management and air pollution control. It also details the multi-stage treatment strategies used, including chemical precipitation, activated sludge processing, and air floatation to treat various waste streams.
This document discusses the fertilizer industry and production processes. It begins with an introduction to fertilizers and their categorization as organic or inorganic. It then provides an overview of the fertilizer industry, describing it as capital and energy intensive. The document outlines organic and inorganic fertilizer production processes. It discusses the various wastes produced during fertilizer production, including effluents from different plant types. The pollution impacts of the fertilizer industry are also examined. The document concludes that nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizers can cause environmental pollution if wastes are not properly treated.
The document discusses the fertilizer industry in India. It notes that there are 32 major fertilizer complexes in India that produce over 53 million and 145 million tons of nitrogenous and phosphate fertilizers respectively. These complexes can be classified into 5 categories based on their products. The liquid and gaseous discharges from these complexes contain various pollutants like nitrogen, urea, arsenic, oil, and fluoride. The document then describes the various treatment processes used to remove these pollutants from effluents and emissions before they are discharged. These include scrubbers, separators, adsorption, and precipitation. The venturi scrubber is highlighted as an effective device for reducing dust levels in fertilizer plant emissions.
Presentation during the Bureau of Agricultural Research (BAR) Seminar Series on November 28, 2017 at RDMIC Bldg., cor. Visayas Ave., Elliptical Rd., Diliman, Quezon City
This SlideShare was authored by Dr. Ananth Seshadri Kodavasal who has more than 30 years of experience as an environmental Engineer and is a looked upon as a foremost authority on Sewage Treatment Plants.
It was presented during Water Workshop conducted by ApartmentADDA on 25-Feb-2012. It explains the below topics
• Wastewater Pollutants/Impact
• Physical, Chemical, Biological Unit Operations
• Types & Effects of Pollution
• Biological Treatment Variants
• Pros and Cons
At last the SlideShare details on the Important Acts and rules related to Environmental Protection.
Check the link below for details
http://apartmentadda.com/blog/water-workshop-for-apartments-report/
This document provides an executive summary of a palm oil plantation project by PT Kalpataru Investama in East Kalimantan, Indonesia. The project will develop 56,560 hectares of palm oil plantations across six subsidiary companies, with an estimated total cost of USD 257 million. It details the project locations, land titles, soil suitability analysis, development plans, and manpower requirements.
phytoremediation of pesticide affected soilsHARISH J
1. The document discusses soil pollution from pesticides and methods to remediate contaminated soils called phytoremediation.
2. Phytoremediation uses plants and their associated microorganisms to degrade, extract, or immobilize environmental contaminants from soils and water.
3. There are several phytoremediation mechanisms including phytoextraction, rhizofiltration, phytostabilization, phytovolatilization, and phytodegradation that use different plant properties and processes to remediate pollutants like metals, pesticides, and other organic contaminants.
Este documento presenta información sobre la gestión del agua en la cuenca del río Cumbaza en Perú. Resume los usos actuales y futuros del agua, los principales problemas ambientales, y propone la necesidad de una gestión integrada y participativa del agua a nivel de cuenca hidrográfica.
Drying is need because the high moisture grain will cause heat build up (Hot spot) from respiration of microorganisms, low thermal diffusivity of grain ,increased the mold growth, reduced starch and sugar content.
Biochar for sustainable land management and climate change mitigationExternalEvents
This presentation was presented during the 3 Parallel session on Theme 2, Maintaining and/or increasing SOC stocks for climate change mitigation and adaptation and Land Degradation Neutrality, of the Global Symposium on Soil Organic Carbon that took place in Rome 21-23 March 2017. The presentation was made by Ms. Annette Cowie, from UNCCD – SPI - Australia, in FAO Hq, Rome
This document provides an overview of constructed wetlands. It discusses that constructed wetlands are man-made wastewater treatment systems that use natural processes involving wetland vegetation, soils, and their associated microbial assemblages to improve water quality. They are used for secondary or tertiary treatment through filtration, sedimentation and biological degradation. The document outlines the types of constructed wetlands, their key components including a waterproof basin, filter media and plants, and how they function to remove organic matter, suspended solids, pathogens, nitrogen and phosphorus through various microbial and plant-mediated processes.
Organic fertilizer plant business proposalSumitRoy122
This ppt describes business proposal for setting up an organic fertilizer plant. This covers WWATTA, Economic feasibility, Technical feasibility, social feasibility, operational feasibility and schedule feasibility for setting up plant. Presented by Sumit Roy as part of assessment component of Project management of PGADM 2018-19 batch of SIMS, Pune
AIR POLLUTION CONTROL course material by Prof S S JAHAGIRDAR,NKOCET,SOLAPUR for BE (CIVIL ) students of Solapur university. Content will be also useful for SHIVAJI and PUNE university students
The document discusses zero effluent discharge systems. It provides an introduction and overview of zero effluent discharge, including the need for such systems, their benefits, drivers and challenges. It then discusses specific applications for zero effluent discharge in industries like textiles. The document focuses on zero effluent discharge treatment of textile wastewater, outlining the key treatment steps and environmental challenges.
Biomethanation of organic waste, Anaerobic degradation,Degradation of organic...salinsasi
Energy has a major economical and political role to play in the modern day society. Energy consumption in the developed countries has more or less stabilized whereas in developing countries like India and China it is increasing at a phenomenal rate. The Government is looking forward to Biomethanation as a secondary source of energy by utilizing industrial, agricultural and municipal solid wastes. A large amount of money is being invested in this direction with various projects under different stages of implementation and many to follow them. Hence the long-term sustainability of the technology needs to be judged. Various potential merits of Biomethanation like reduction in land requirement for disposal, preservation of environmental quality, etc. are the spin off of the process. A study of biomethanation plant in different developed countries and India has been carried out. To understand the technical feasibility in the Indian context, a comparison is made between the characteristics of Indian waste and the ideal wastes characteristics. Further problems of the operational stability, commercial viability of biomethanation in India, developmental plans covering issues in the formulation of national policy, improvements in collection and transportation systems, marketing strategy, and funds allocation has been highlighted .With the growing energy crisis supplemented by environmental concerns, Biomethanation can serve as a potential waste-to-energy generation alternative.
With the ever increasing awareness of green house gases and its adverse impact on the environment, pursue of Biomethanation of Municipal Solid Waste will drastically reduce the emission of CH4 and CO¬2, earning the country precious carbon credits. It will also forge India among developing countries, leading in adoption of technology which suffices the broad guidelines as laid under KAYOTO PROTOCOL.
India faces severe water shortages, with demand for fresh water expected to exceed supply by 40% by 2030, negatively impacting industries that require water. Many industries discharge untreated wastewater containing heavy metals and other pollutants into water sources. Implementing wastewater recycling and zero liquid discharge systems using various treatment methods can help close this demand-supply gap, save resources, and generate additional water supplies for reuse.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help boost feelings of calmness, happiness and focus.
Organic Farming for Sustainable Agriculture - Forestry Nepalx3G9
Organic farming seems more appropriate for sustainable agriculture as it considers natural resources and the environment. Intensive use of inorganic fertilizers and pesticides has led to issues like nitrate pollution of groundwater, heavy metal accumulation in soils, eutrophication of water bodies, and stratospheric ozone depletion. Pesticide pollution also contaminates foods and the environment. To address these problems, organic farming favors maximum use of organic materials and minimizes synthetic agrochemicals to maintain soil fertility and a healthy ecosystem.
El documento describe la contaminación del río Chili en Arequipa, Perú. El río recibe vertidos agrícolas, urbanos, mineros e industriales no tratados que lo contaminan y ponen en riesgo la salud humana y animal. Las posibles soluciones incluyen medidas de control y fiscalización de los residuos de empresas, prevención de la contaminación ambiental, solicitar la opinión de INRENA y elaborar un plan municipal para prevenir y concientizar sobre la contaminación.
This document provides an overview of agricultural waste management. It discusses the types and sources of agricultural waste, the impacts of waste, and approaches to managing waste, including the key functions of production, collection, transfer, storage, treatment, and utilization of waste. Treatment methods for agricultural waste include composting, recycling, and incineration. The waste hierarchy of reduce, reuse, recycle is also covered. Examples of agricultural waste streams and their potential uses from various crops are outlined.
The document summarizes waste treatment and disposal practices in the pulp and paper industry. It describes how the paper manufacturing process generates hazardous waste in the forms of wastewater, solid waste, and gaseous emissions. The wastewater contains chemicals like Na2CO3 and chlorinated compounds, while solid waste includes lime mud and treatment sludges. The document outlines steps taken for environmental improvements like wastewater management and air pollution control. It also details the multi-stage treatment strategies used, including chemical precipitation, activated sludge processing, and air floatation to treat various waste streams.
This document discusses the fertilizer industry and production processes. It begins with an introduction to fertilizers and their categorization as organic or inorganic. It then provides an overview of the fertilizer industry, describing it as capital and energy intensive. The document outlines organic and inorganic fertilizer production processes. It discusses the various wastes produced during fertilizer production, including effluents from different plant types. The pollution impacts of the fertilizer industry are also examined. The document concludes that nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizers can cause environmental pollution if wastes are not properly treated.
The document discusses the fertilizer industry in India. It notes that there are 32 major fertilizer complexes in India that produce over 53 million and 145 million tons of nitrogenous and phosphate fertilizers respectively. These complexes can be classified into 5 categories based on their products. The liquid and gaseous discharges from these complexes contain various pollutants like nitrogen, urea, arsenic, oil, and fluoride. The document then describes the various treatment processes used to remove these pollutants from effluents and emissions before they are discharged. These include scrubbers, separators, adsorption, and precipitation. The venturi scrubber is highlighted as an effective device for reducing dust levels in fertilizer plant emissions.
Presentation during the Bureau of Agricultural Research (BAR) Seminar Series on November 28, 2017 at RDMIC Bldg., cor. Visayas Ave., Elliptical Rd., Diliman, Quezon City
This SlideShare was authored by Dr. Ananth Seshadri Kodavasal who has more than 30 years of experience as an environmental Engineer and is a looked upon as a foremost authority on Sewage Treatment Plants.
It was presented during Water Workshop conducted by ApartmentADDA on 25-Feb-2012. It explains the below topics
• Wastewater Pollutants/Impact
• Physical, Chemical, Biological Unit Operations
• Types & Effects of Pollution
• Biological Treatment Variants
• Pros and Cons
At last the SlideShare details on the Important Acts and rules related to Environmental Protection.
Check the link below for details
http://apartmentadda.com/blog/water-workshop-for-apartments-report/
This document provides an executive summary of a palm oil plantation project by PT Kalpataru Investama in East Kalimantan, Indonesia. The project will develop 56,560 hectares of palm oil plantations across six subsidiary companies, with an estimated total cost of USD 257 million. It details the project locations, land titles, soil suitability analysis, development plans, and manpower requirements.
This document provides an outlook for Indonesia's palm oil industry from 2011 to 2020. It discusses rising global demand for edible oils which Indonesia is well-positioned to meet through increased palm oil production. Indonesia has become the world's largest palm oil producer, with production rising 192% over the past decade. The report also examines palm oil prices, expansion opportunities and controversies around deforestation and their proposed solutions through sustainable practices.
Formulation of corporate strategy to get successful in rspo and ispo certific...Suhardiyoto Haryadi
1. The document provides an overview and comparison of the RSPO and ISPO certification schemes for palm oil production. RSPO certification is voluntary while ISPO certification will be mandatory by 2014. RSPO has 8 principles while ISPO has 7 principles related to best practices, environmental protection, social responsibilities, and continuous improvement.
2. Both certification schemes involve overall plantation management. Proper management planning, organization, implementation, and control are keys to success in both RSPO and ISPO certification.
3. For RSPO certification specifically, environmental and social impact assessments and high conservation value assessments must also be integrated into daily management practices.
After the introduction of WIRAJASA Waste Oil Burner in 2008, this combustion device is now available in its third generation model. A technology that has entered into its maturity stages. A new design is also carrying an improvement in performance.
Excellence in mechanical engineering, a profile of CV Wirajasa Teknik IndustriSuhardiyoto Haryadi
CV Wirajasa Teknik Industri delivers the finest quality processing systems, machinery, equipment and other facilities widely needed by by the industrial, mining and community sectors. This publication lists some examples of our technological expertise in the processing, handling and storage systems.
Process engineering for synthetic asphalt, palm acid oil (PAO), feedstock for biodiesel, waste-to-energy, manufacturer of machinery, conveying, bulk material handling, dust-free loading system, limestone and ore crushing plant, pulp and paper waste handling, briquetting and pelletizing, granulating, to mention a few.
CV Wirajasa Teknik Industri designs, manufactures, and installs bulk material handling equipment for industries such as mining, cement, and agriculture. They provide equipment including jaw crushers, vibrating screens, rotary dryers, screw conveyors, and belt conveyors. CV Wirajasa also offers complete bulk material handling systems and after-sales services.
This machine is designed for farming, industrial sectors and communities which are engaged in biomass utilization and solid waste handling either for biomass storage, thermal application, composting or solid waste removal. Pressing capacity stands at 18 Tons per day.
CV Wirajasa Teknik Industri constructed a pulp and paper waste handling system for PT Kertas Leces in Probolinggo, East Java. The system included an impact press for sludge and tilt facilities. CV Wirajasa specializes in waste handling systems and has experience with MSW sorting, composting, and utilizing waste from boilers and pulp/paper in other products. For more information, contact Suhardiyoto Haryadi.
Dokumen tersebut merangkum proses produksi pupuk organik granular dari limbah dan sampah. Prosesnya meliputi komposting bahan baku organik, granulasi, dan pengeringan untuk menghasilkan pupuk berbentuk butiran. Dokumen ini juga menjelaskan spesifikasi mesin, bahan baku, dan kualitas produk pupuk organik.
Aerobic composting process, methods and technology and brief description on the conversion stages from mature compost into granule organic fertilizers. This article was presented before a steering committee in Jakarta in August 2012 on a MSW project.
We are prepared to deliver Biomass Combustion Chamber, Biomass Gasification System and Waste Oil Burner for thermal application, drying process, steam generation and electricity generation.
Synthetic Asphalt or Bio-Asphalt Production Plant (Bahasa Indonesia)Suhardiyoto Haryadi
Synthetic or Bio-Asphalt is an innovative product that has been approved by the Indonesian public works' test agency for the new construction and maintenance of roads. We have operated a 20-TPD plant in Sidoarjo, East Java and are planning to build several plants in other areas in Indonesia. Interested parties are welcome to take part in the financing and ownership of these asphalt production plants. Email me at s_haryadi2000@yahoo.com> or <suhardiyoto@gmail.com> for more information.
The document lists the major equipment for a composting facility, including a shredder/grinder, wheel loader, conveyor and hopper, composting tunnel and aeration piping, compost turner, compost cover and monitoring instruments, and feeding hopper and conveyor. It also provides contact information for Suhardiyoto Haryadi of CV Wirajasa Teknik Industri, including their address in Sidoarjo, East Java and email addresses.
Major equipment of sorting/separation plant for municipal solid waste (MSW). We have installed a number of similar facilities in Indonesia, India, China, Europe and the United States.
Best Digital Marketing Strategy Build Your Online Presence 2024.pptxpavankumarpayexelsol
This presentation provides a comprehensive guide to the best digital marketing strategies for 2024, focusing on enhancing your online presence. Key topics include understanding and targeting your audience, building a user-friendly and mobile-responsive website, leveraging the power of social media platforms, optimizing content for search engines, and using email marketing to foster direct engagement. By adopting these strategies, you can increase brand visibility, drive traffic, generate leads, and ultimately boost sales, ensuring your business thrives in the competitive digital landscape.
Discovering the Best Indian Architects A Spotlight on Design Forum Internatio...Designforuminternational
India’s architectural landscape is a vibrant tapestry that weaves together the country's rich cultural heritage and its modern aspirations. From majestic historical structures to cutting-edge contemporary designs, the work of Indian architects is celebrated worldwide. Among the many firms shaping this dynamic field, Design Forum International stands out as a leader in innovative and sustainable architecture. This blog explores some of the best Indian architects, highlighting their contributions and showcasing the most famous architects in India.
Flowchart of composting and organic fertilizer production plants.
1. WIRAJASA TEKNIK INDUSTRI
COMPOSTING FLOWCHART
Capacity 50 TPD
PROCESSING/DECOMPOSITION
PRE-PROCESSING/
CURING/POST-PROCESS
PRE-TREATMENT Aeration Piping
Shredder/Grinder Compost Turning Machine Compost Bed/Channel
L 145 m; W 6 m; H 0.75 m)
Mature Compost
Wheel Loader
Aeration Piping
Turbo Blower
Material Flow 12 units @ 5 kW
For more information,
Email: s_haryadi2000@yahoo.com
2. WIRAJASA TEKNIK INDUSTRI
FERTILIZER PRODUCTION FLOWCHART
Capacity 50 TPD
Material Flow
Silo, Mixer &
Sprinkler 1 set Pan Granulator 8 units Bucket Elevator
Crusher 4 units
Mature Compost 2 units
@ capacity 15 MT
Size 5-50 mm
Feeding
Conveyor
4 units
Conveyor 4 units Transfer Conveyor
Mature Compost Size 2 mm Bucket Elevator 4 units Over-sized 2 units
Screw Conveyor 8 units
Rotary Cooling Rotary Drying
Rotary Screen 2 units Machine 2 units Machine 2 units
Hopper Feeder 1 unit
Sewing Machine
Rotary Valve
Burner 2 units
PRODUCT
Conveyor
Digital Bench Bucket Elevator Bucket Elevator Bucket Elevator
Scale Base 2 units 2 units 2 units
Material Flow
For more information,
Email: s_haryadi2000@yahoo.com