Sentence examples for maize waste from inspiring English sources

The results of the tests showed that the addition of 1% maize waste oil decreases the temperatures of mixing and compaction around 6 °C using the asphalt binder 50/70 and 4 °C for the asphalt binder with SBS without compromising the rheological properties.

Farmers complain of thousands of pounds' worth of damage done to crops, fences flattened, maize laid waste.

Habitat use by helmeted guineafowl appeared to be strongly influenced by diet, with small maize fields, waste grain and fallow lands forming important components.

Grain, maize and rice waste stream material contains around 40% cellulose, 35% hemicellulose, 20% lignin and 5% pectin, while waste streams from other plants, such as sugar beet and potato, contain around 20% cellulose and hemicellulose, less than 1% lignin and 30%to40%0% pectin (Ángel Siles López et al. [2010]; Howard et al. [2003]; Micard et al. [1996]).

The morphology and the mechanical properties of carbonized waste maize stalk reinforce polyester composites with the aim of producing an eco-friendly composite material showing enhanced properties for engineering applications has been investigated.

The purpose of this work is to derive silica gel from agricultural waste products (maize husk and maize stem ash) and functionalize with thiourea, expecting selectivity toward Cd II) sorption.

This research aims to study the incorporation of 1%, 2 % and 3 of maize oil (new and waste) to two types of asphalt binder (pure and with Styrene–Butadiene–Styrene – SBS).

Biodegradability kinetic (BIK) model and maximum biogas production potential and stability assessment (MBPPSA) model were therefore developed in this study for better understanding of the anaerobic co-digestion of food waste and maize husk for biogas production.

As a mountainous country, with only 20% of the land area suitable for arable farming, that means putting the land under serious pressure, obvious in the countryside near Seoul, where densely packed paddyfields are bordered by bean plants and maize, so as not to waste an inch, and even roadside verges are planted with squashes and chillies.

Maize husk, an abundant agricultural waste was used to prepare a biosorbent for the biosorption of Mn II) and Pb II) ions from aqueous solution in a batch process.

This result implies that integrated application of both agricultural wastes and NPK fertilizer would enhance maize yields over sole NPK and organic wastes.