Biochar has a significant contribution to solving environmental issues. First of all, biochar is applied to the soil, where it helps to retain moisture and fertilizer. Although it does not contain the function of fertility, its porous structure can absorb and store water and fertilizers, thereby enhancing soil productivity. At the same time, for the soil contaminated by heavy metals, biochar can effectively absorb different harmful substances, preventing them from being absorbed by plants and further entering human food, thus reducing the threat to health.
Furthermore, biochar is also used to handle fishery waste. For example, the carbon dioxide produced by high-temperature burning of oyster shells can activate biochar, which enhances its adsorption capacity and makes it suitable for industrial use. In addition, the calcium oxide produced after burning oyster shells becomes calcium hydroxide after adding water, which can be used to repair historical sites and manufacture environmentally friendly aromatherapy stones and other products, thus forming an efficient use of resources. These technologies not only increase the value of waste but also support the reduction of the negative impact of waste on the environment, creating an innovative circular economy model.
Currently, they offer products, such as deodorizing, cleaning, cat litter, etc., and they hope to develop in more areas in the future. For example, it can be used in building materials. They aim to invent products in more different areas, creating more chances for the future. Eventually, they cooperate with more manufacturers to develop cooperative products.
Mr. Cheng Xian Li’s team is also exploring more products, not only agricultural products but also fishery waste. The carbon dioxide produced by oyster shells at high temperatures is used to activate the biochar, the surface of which can range from 300-1000. When it reaches 1000, it reaches the grade for biochar. Therefore, it can be used in industry, especially in environmental technologies or re After oyster shells are burned, the calcium oxide they produce will be turned into calcium hydroxide, after adding the water into calcium oxide. The calcium hydroxide is known as cement. Cement can be used to recover historical monuments, making these materials suitable for recovery and building. Currently, the team is developing eco-friendly aromatherapy stones made by combining oyster shells and cement with other sustainable materials, representing the products for the circular economy with significant market potential.