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Biomass Controls Introduction 2019

The Burning Question – Interview with Jeff Hallowell, Founder and CEO of Biomass Controls

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I had the pleasure of chatting Jeff, Founder of Biomass Controls. He's had an amazing run, working at Xerox, Oracle, Netscape, and more. He's been working in the field since ~2010, and founded Biomass Controls in 2015. They now operate pyrolyzers all over the world. We chatted about his company's work in India, and their focus on nutrient capture – whether that be phosphorous, nitrogen, or carbon – from human waste, and how pyrolysis might help the 700 million people in India without indoor plumbing. Thanks for coming on the show Jeff! Links: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/biomasscontrols/ Twitter: Both, https://twitter.com/biomasscontrols and https://twitter.com/jeffhallowell Website: https://biomasscontrols.com/ Email: jeff@biomasscontrols.com

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2016 Biomass Controls Portable Biogenic Processor

RESOURCE DOCUMENTS
Flyer: The Biogenic Refinery
Globally, an estimated 2.8 billion people rely on septic tanks, latrines or other improved non-sewered sanitation technologies. There is a lack of solutions to adequately manage fecal sludge that collects in these technologies. This results in negative implications for public ...
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Data Management
Flyer: Impact Reporting
Data Management and Monitoring of Sanitation Services In 2017, the WHO/UNICEF Joint Monitoring Programme (JMP) published the first global estimate for Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) indicator 6.2.1 – the proportion of the population using safely managed sanitation services. Methods for ...
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Container Based Solutions
Flyer: Container Based Sanitation
The Case for Container Based Sanitation with Thermal Treatment Container based sanitation (CBS) solutions in which waste is collected in sealed, transportable containers and collected for treatment have been shown to significantly reduce the proportion of fecal material released into ...
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Flyer: Granted Patents
Six USA Patents Intelligently Controlled Catalytic Converter Fuel Feed and Air Feed Controller Combined Catalytic Converter and Cyclonic Separator Safety device for Catalytic Converter I Safety device for catalytic converter II Intelligent Oxygen Level Controller International Patents Intelligently Controlled Catalytic ...
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Flyer: Menstrual Hygiene Management Safe Disposal
Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM) is a neglected sanitation topic in emerging markets, and menstrual waste disposal is particularly absent in many shared and public settings. Waste streams are growing with increased urbanization and access to disposable products. Safe and discrete ...
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WASH
Flyer: WASH Service Provision in Humanitarian and Urban Settings
The humanitarian community is increasingly confronted with long-term protracted crises. Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) solutions that are limited to short-term measures are not appropriate in these settings. There is a need for WASH solutions that are modular, transportable and ...
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biochar
Flyer: Producing Biochar from Human Excreta
Biochar is the solid product of pyrolysis, which occurs when biomass is brought to high temperatures with limited oxygen. Biochar’s properties present opportunities for improving soil health, removing contaminants and recovering nutrients as well as providing a mechanism for carbon ...
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Biochar Overview
An Introduction to Pyrolysis, Biochar, and Biochar Production Every year, approximately 1.3 billion tons of biomass is available in the United States for bioenergy production (Perlack et al., 2005; Laird et al., 2009). Biomass is organic material derived from living, ...
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