Sentence examples for rice chaff from inspiring English sources

Rice chaff is often used as fuel in Asia.

Industries in the town include cotton-processing plants and factories producing cigarettes, rice strawboard, rice chaff oil, and chemical products.

An old woman gleefully showed us how to pound rice chaff with our bare feet; later it would be brewed into Apong, a potent rice beer.

The data show that the iron content in black rice is higher than in the other rice types, and in rice chaff and husk the content is still fairly high.

Katsunori Tanaka (in Bellwood et al. 2011a) has presented chloroplast DNA evidence that the rice chaff temper in pottery from Neolithic An Son in southern Vietnam (2,000 1,200 BC) was also from japonica rice.

VR (shown in Fig. 1) is mainly composed by bran, rice chaff, and other filling materials which are rich in cellulose, hemicellulose, lignin, and pectin (Hou et al. 2011).

Before the piles were constructed, compost feedstocks, including cattle manure and rice-chaff, were mixed in a ratio of 7525% % (v/v) on a fresh weight basis.

Rice straw used for enzyme production was procured from a local farm, cut into 1 2 cm size with a chaff cutter and passed through 5 mm mesh in a hammer mill.

For an appetizer, the chef has prepared a slaughter of baby salmon on toast points of nine grains — blue corn, barley, rye, chaff, stover, found rice, horse-rolled oats, balsa, and fermented teff flown in daily from Ethiopia — and fancy assorted nuts, which may contain up to ten per cent peanuts.

The simulation results include the contents of other materials (chaff, bran, broken rice and stone) produced in the processes were almost similar with those of the actual process.

The fuel used for the fires was local wood, and in some cases chaff from the rice or other grains was used as insulation for the fermentation process.