Carbon Technology Holdings, LLC

Cool Planet Energy Systems, Inc.

H2organix, Inc.

Seal Trademarks Pty Ltd

Xtreme Wheelz, Inc.

Richard W Wilson

Han Suk Kim

Mark Lahman Jarand

Ranko Panayotov Bontchev

Brian Buege

Vern S Traxler

Timothy Alan Thompson

Neil Christopher Wahlgren

Leo E Manzer

Rajashekharam Malyala

Richard Wilson Belcher

Haijun Wan

Cameron Cheyne

Paul E DelBosque

Wilson Hago

Ranko Panayatov Bontchev

Paul Del Bosque

Paul Eric Hullar

Jonathan Robert Ainsworth Todd

Stephen Lake

The present invention relates to a method for applying biochar to turf and landscape to allow the turf and landscape to be effectively maintained under reduced water and/or reduced fertilizer applications.

Method for application of biochar in turf grass and landscaping environments

Biochar is provided that is treated to have certain chemical and physical properties found to have the highest impact on plant growth and/or soil health. In particular, the following physical and/or chemical properties, among others, of a biochar have been identified as critical properties to control for in the selection of biomass feedstock, pyrolysis conditions, and/or enhancing treatment to increase biochar performance: (i) bulk density (ii) impregnation capacity; (iii) particle size distribution; (iv) solid particle density; (v) surface area; (vi) porosity; (vii) total porosity; (viii) ratio of macroporosity to total porosity (ix) content of residual organic compounds; (x) content of volatile organic compounds; (xii) ash content; (xiii) water holding capacity; (xiv) water retention capabilities; (xv) levels of dioxins and other potentially hazardous byproducts of pyrolysis; and (xvi) pH. Treatment can modify and preferably increase hydrophilicity/decrease hydrophobicity, remove dioxins from the raw biochar, modify electrical conductivity and/or surface charge, modify cation exchange capacity and modify anion exchange capacity, among other things.

Enhanced biochar

Provided herein are lagoon systems and methods for industrial wastewater remediation.

Biological lagoon systems and methods for industrial wastewater remediation

Enhanced Biochar

A method of producing a modified biochar and the use of the biochar as a soil amendment. The modified biochar can be produced by contacting biochar with an acid-containing solution obtained from an acid containing stream produced in a pyrolysis process, which produces biochar. In accordance with one aspect, a cellulose-containing biomass is pyrolyzed to generate a gaseous organic acid-containing stream, which is condensed to produce an organic acid-containing solution. The biochar is then modified by contact with the organic acid-containing solution.

Enhancing biochar performance using pyrolysis acid stream

A shock absorbing mechanism for a suspension skateboard truck and skateboard is disclosed. A suspension skateboard truck includes a hangar. The hangar has opposing axle sleeves that extend to opposite distal ends along a lateral axis defined by an axle channel formed by each axle sleeve. The distal end of each axle sleeve includes a cavity that has a width greater than a width of the axle channel. The apparatus further includes an axle extending out from the axle channel and cavity of the distal end of each axle sleeve, and a shock absorbing mechanism occupying each cavity at least partially around the axle.

Suspension skateboard truck

Skateboard wheel

Skateboard wheel and tire

Skateboard

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Richard W Wilson