Nit shell? the part where I crack the nut and remove
the meat? I believe that would be considered the shell; the part
actually falling from the tree, I believe is called the husk?
Jwlehman@aol.com wrote:
Hello everyone,
Although we aren't known as nut growers (nuts maybe) I'm forwarding
this request to the net. Hopefully some net members can help Dr.
Venkatesh in his research project and donate material. Please see his
request below.
Sincerely,
<<<<<Mr. Lehman:
I am a researcher working in Department of Chemical Engineering,
Michigan
state University. We are interested in converting waste materials into
energy, particularly cellulosic biomass. Recently I came to know that
nut
shell is a valuable source for making energy. In this respect, I need
your
help to get different kind of nut shell including almonds, Black
Walnuts,
Butternuts, Chestnuts, Heart nuts, Hazel nuts and filberts, Hickory,
Hicans, Pecans, Persian walnut and Cashew nut for research. I would
deeply
appreciate if you can get 2lb of each nut shell (separately packed) will
be quite useful for our research. We will acknowledge your association
once we get appropriate results to publish a paper.
We also need a feed back, like what do they do with the nut shell waste
at
present and How much quantity you generate in US.
with kind regards,
B. Venkatesh
--
Dr. Balan Venkatesh
Research Associate
Biomass conversion Research Laboratory (BCRL),
2527, Engineering Building,
Department of Chemical Engineering and Mat. Sci.
Michigan State University, East Lansing MI 48824
Ph. 517 353 9948 (O), 517 355 8201 (R)
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