With regards to the origin of coal, during the volcanic period of the Earth, acidic flooding was caused by the smoke generation of sulfur oxides. The trees that were swept by the flood were subsequently carbonized due to dehydration by sulfuric acid, which in turn caused the woody parts to become carbonized.
The coal buried by each variation is found with the fossils of protozoa, and it is presumed that microorganisms were proliferated by various minerals and nutrients present in low-grade coal with a low degree of carbonization.
Therefore, by using such low-quality coal to settle with an acidic liquid, impurities and pollen present in the coal are removed and porous is formed.
It can be inhabited by microorganisms, and after this process, it becomes coal. This activated coal is stored in grid-type high-density polypropylene cases, etc., and is referred to as bio coal (trademark registration No. 218151).
Classification | Material | Specifications | Remarks |
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Bio Coal Ⅰ | HDPP | 75A x 25H | Wastewater, sewage, livestock manure, high-concentration wastewater, etc. |
Bio Coal Ⅱ | HDPP | 110A x 50H | Wastewater, sewage, manure septic tank, etc. |
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