Sentence examples for grain waste from inspiring English sources

Another challenge is to get rid of grain waste quickly because it spoils fast.

Triple Voodoo produces between 3000-4000lbs of grain waste a week.

Around 11% of brewers, typically those in cities, pay to send their grain waste to the landfill, said Chris Swersey, supply chain specialist at the Brewers Association.

That's what sparked the idea for ReGrained, a startup Kurzrock co-founded with fellow student Jordan Schwartz in 2013, which uses grain waste from small city breweries to make snack bars.

The aim of this paper is to assess the feasibility of the use of a fine grain waste generated in hot-mix asphalt plants (HMA), namely recovery filler (RF), as filler materials in self-compacting concrete (SCC) production.

For this reason, it can be presumed that the strong foaming in BP E is caused by the digestion of grain waste products and the ammonia inhibition may not be assumed being the direct foaming cause in this case.

Excellent removal efficiencies of up to 99.83% for Cd and 98% for dye sorption onto yeast beer waste [ 80] and brewery grain wastes [ 76] were reported.

In this study, microwave-assisted alkali pretreatment for brewers' spent grain (BSG) waste was comprehensively investigated using Box-Behnken design under varying operating parameters, i.e. microwave power, pretreatment time and alkali/biomass (A/B) ratio.

Nothing spilled, no grain was wasted.

'Grain' means grain sieve wastes that contained grain corn as well as coarse grain milled at various degrees of milling coarseness.

According to Wal-Mart and Food Inc.'s definition of local (anything produced within a 400-mile radius), meat, dairy, and eggs, reared on a diet of GMO grains, slaughterhouse waste, and antibiotics, qualify as "local".